Commerce & billing
Set up Magento / Adobe Commerce
Connect a Magento (Adobe Commerce) store to make products, orders and CMS pages searchable — products carry their category names and stock, orders their line items with the buyer's name on the record, so “do we still stock X” and “what did this buyer order” answer from the store's own data. Read-only.
Before you start
- An integration access token, created under System → Extensions → Integrations → Add New Integration in the Magento admin — no app store, nothing installed.
- Needs access to the Catalog, Sales and Content resources when the integration is created.
- Can never write beyond what the integration was granted, and only reads are ever issued.
- In the Magento admin open System → Extensions → Integrations → Add New Integration: name it, restrict the API resources to Catalog, Sales and Content, save, then Activate — the access token appears at the end.
- Documents → Magento / Adobe Commerce, enter Store URL and paste the token as Integration access token.
- Choose access groups, Test, then Sync.
What comes in
- Products — name, status, SKU, price, a coarse stock bucket, category names and description; a configurable product's individual variants aren't listed as their own records.
- Orders — order number, date, status, total, currency and the buyer's name, with up to 10 line items.
- CMS pages — the store's About, delivery and policy copy, with unpublished pages marked as such.
Access
Access is allow-only: the groups chosen on the source cover everything Magento brings in — the source exposes no per-item viewers to mirror.
Products cap at 3,000, orders at 2,000 and CMS pages at 500, most-recently-updated first; anything that ages past a cap stays searchable rather than disappearing. The token is minted entirely in your own admin — no marketplace listing, no vendor approval.
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Last updated 20 Sep 2026