Connect your PrestaShop store

Create the key (2 minutes)

1. In the PrestaShop back office: Advanced Parameters › Webservice.
2. Set “Enable PrestaShop's webservice” to Yes, then Save.
3. Click Add new webservice key, then Generate (32 characters). Description: JAWEBNI. Status: Enabled.
4. Under “Permissions”, tick GET (View) only for: products, combinations, product_options, product_option_values, stock_availables, specific_prices, languages, categories, configurations, tax_rules, taxes, manufacturers. Never tick POST, PUT or DELETE.
5. Save and copy the key.

Connect it

1. In Assistant › Info (or the setup chat), pick the PrestaShop card.
2. Paste the shop address (https://…) and the Webservice key.
3. Click Check permissions: “All good ✓”, or the list of missing GET permissions.
4. Click Test and import. You see “N products imported ✓” and What I read: product text language, VAT (tax-included prices as your customers see them), skipped products.

“VAT is uncertain”? Check the prices shown before turning the assistant on.

Then

• Resync reads prices, sizes, stock and promos again. Your catalog does not change if a sync fails.
• Orders taken by the assistant are not sent to PrestaShop: the key is read-only.
• If a Shopify or WooCommerce store is connected, disconnect it first: one source at a time.

Common problems

• The Webservice is disabled: step 2.
• “Key refused” although it is right: some hosts block the Authorization header. Ask them to let it through for /api.
• The address does not answer like the PrestaShop API: check the Webservice is on and URL rewriting is enabled.