IEX ApS

Here, PrestaShop is connected with an API key.

Access token: This is the API key that provides the necessary access to your Prestashop.

- Insert Shop URL (incl. Https: //)
- Access token: This is the API key that provides the necessary access to your Prestashop.

Below is a description of how to generate an API key in PrestaShop.

Settings for API keys in PrestaShop can be found under Webservice

Open a new tab and log in to your PrestaShop

Go Configure / Advanced Parameters / Web Service

Under Configuration, Enable PrestaShop’s web service must be set to YES

- Open a new tab and log in to your PrestaShop
- Go Configure / Advanced Parameters / Web Service
- Under Configuration, Enable PrestaShop’s web service must be set to YES
- Press Save to save
- Press Add new webservice key

Give evt. the key a description, e.g. IEX API key

Permissions: It is important that the API key has the necessary read / write permissions to be able to use IEX. Therefore, you must assign rights to all fields on View, Modify, Add and Fast view.

This can be easily done by clicking on the blue text above the column, automatically ticking all the way down.

- Next to Key press Generate
- Give evt. the key a description, e.g. IEX API key
- Status must be set to YES
- Permissions: It is important that the API key has the necessary read / write permissions to be able to use IEX. Therefore, you must assign rights to all fields on View, Modify, Add and Fast view.
- This can be easily done by clicking on the blue text above the column, automatically ticking all the way down.
- Press Save.

You will now automatically be taken back to the Web Services window where the newly created key will appear.

Copy the key in the picture surrounded by a red square and paste it into the IEX as the Access token.

- Copy the key in the picture surrounded by a red square and paste it into the IEX as the Access token.

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