eCommerce platforms
Supported stores and CMS, and what Tuurbo reads and writes.
Connecting your store is what allows Tuurbo to read your catalogue and write optimized content back to it.
Supported platforms and methods
| Platform | Method | Write-back |
|---|---|---|
| Shopify | OAuth app install | Yes |
| WooCommerce | Plugin + REST keys | Yes |
| WordPress | Plugin | Yes |
| Magento 2 | Integration token | Yes |
| PrestaShop | Webservice API key | Yes |
| VTEX | App key + app token | Yes |
| OpenCart | API user + key | Yes |
| Wix | OAuth | Yes |
| Custom site | Script only | On-page layer |
Step-by-step (generic flow)
- Open Connectors and select your platform.
- Follow the platform-specific authorization (OAuth, key pair or plugin install).
- Grant read and write on products and content if you want Tuurbo to publish changes.
- Select the store / shop domain if the account has more than one.
- Run the connection test.
- Wait for the first catalogue sync, then confirm the product count matches your store.
Platform notes
- Shopify — install from the app flow; the connector needs product, collection and content scopes.
- WooCommerce — generate REST consumer key and secret with read/write, and make sure pretty permalinks are enabled.
- Magento — create an integration with catalogue access and activate it before pasting the token.
- PrestaShop — enable the webservice and give the key the product and image resources.
- VTEX — create an app key/token pair with catalogue permissions.
- Wix / OpenCart — follow the in-app instructions; both require the store to be published.
After connecting
- Verify the sync in the eCommerce component.
- Check that images and variants were imported.
- Run a small generation job before touching the whole catalogue.
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Fix |
|---|---|
| 401 / 403 on sync | Regenerate keys, confirm read/write scopes |
| Empty catalogue | Wrong store selected, or products not published |
| Changes not visible on site | Purge platform and CDN cache |
| Sync stuck | Disconnect and reconnect; large catalogues sync in batches |
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