A Store represents your actual retail outlet or an online store. All other resources within the API, including orders and products, are linked to a specific store.
Before you can utilize any features of the Commerce API, you must first create a store. After the store has been created, you will obtain a store ID. This ID is necessary for creating subsequent resources within the API.
Activating the store
Please contact the support team or your customer success manager together with your Storeto activate the connection between your store and AfterShip products.
A Store represents your actual retail outlet or an online store. All other resources within the API, including orders and products, are linked to a specific store.Show all...
A unique resource ID generated by AfterShip.
The timestamp indicating when a store was created in AfterShip, formatted in ISO 8601 standard.
The timestamp indicating when a store was updated in AfterShip, formatted in ISO 8601 standard.
Timestamp marking the creation of the store, formatted in ISO 8601 standard.
The timestamp indicating the last update to the store, formatted in ISO 8601 standard.
A unique identifier for the store in your system. It could be an ID, or a url-friendly name of your store.Show all...
Identifies the platform associated with the store. For instance, a value of 'shopify' signifies that the store is based on Shopify, whereas a value of 'aftership' indicates the store originates from AfterShip.
The shop's name.
The name of the timezone of your store located, as defined by the IANA timezone database standard.
Unit of measurement for weight used by the store, such as "lb" or "kg"
Indicates the currency used by the store. The currency should be specified using the ISO 4217 three-letter currency code (e.g., 'USD' for US Dollar, 'EUR' for Euro).
The URL of the store.
The text description of the store.
The supported product category name of the store.
The physical address of the store.
First line of the store's street address.
Second line of the store's street address.
Third line of the store's street address.
The city, town, or village where the store is located.
Indicates the state or region where the store is located, such as a province, state, or prefecture.
The postal code of the store (also known as zip code, postcode, Eircode, etc.).
The store's country/region in ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 format.
Store address coordinate.
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