14 posts tagged with "API"

This release adds bulk management for variant-level fixed prices in custom price lists.

External systems can now create, update or delete price list variant prices at scale through a single asynchronous API endpoint.

This release expands the Price Lists API with support for variant-level fixed prices, making it possible to inspect and clear the fixed prices configured in a custom price list.

This release adds API support for price lists, making it possible to manage customer-specific pricing rules from external systems.

This release expands the API support for asynchronous jobs, making bulk operations easier to monitor from external integrations.

This release introduces new endpoints to list customers and subscribers through a unified contacts resource, decoupling contact data from orders to enable more flexible integrations.

This release introduces improvements focused on order integrations, adding new metadata to better represent commercial bundles and order attribution sources.

This release introduces improvements focused on catalog management and integrations, including product update tracking and new API capabilities designed to support real-world synchronization scenarios.

The OpenTiendas API continues to expand with a new set of capabilities focused on order retrieval and advanced catalog management workflows.

This release introduces Orders endpoints, enabling integrations of order data with external systems, extends the catalog API with new bulk operations, improved filtering, and better integration tools for PIMs and ERPs, and makes the API available in OpenAPI format for use with AI tools and standard API tooling.

The OpenTiendas API continues to evolve with a major step forward for catalog integrations.

This release introduces several foundational capabilities that significantly expand what can be built on top of the API: product listing with filtering and sorting and bulk catalog updates prepared for ERP and PIM integrations.

Alongside these endpoints, we’re also introducing a new background Jobs system, allowing the platform to safely process large asynchronous tasks such as mass catalog updates.

Together, these changes represent an important milestone in making the OpenTiendas API scalable, predictable, and ready for large external system integrations.

After a few months of groundwork and internal alignment, we’re shipping one of the most important milestones of the OpenTiendas API so far: the first Products endpoint is live.

Alongside it, we’ve formalized and documented the core rules around localization, markets, field selection, and response shape that apply consistently across the API.