SellAuth

SellAuth

This connector reads a SellAuth storefront (digital goods: software licences, game keys, accounts, subscriptions) through the SellAuth API v1: sales analytics, top products and customers, invoices (orders), products and variants, customers, feedback, support tickets and coupons. It is read-only, and it never returns the product keys or files a shop delivers to buyers.

Setup (about 2 minutes)

1. In the SellAuth dashboard open Account, Developers (https://dash.sellauth.com/api) and create an API key. Paste it into SELLAUTH_API_KEY.
2. SELLAUTH_SHOP_ID is the numeric id of the shop. Run sellauth_list_shops after installing: it lists every shop of the key with its id.
3. Install and run sellauth_list_shops to check the key.

Workflow

• Performance: sellauth_get_analytics (revenue, orders, customers, profit and change), sellauth_get_revenue_graph, sellauth_get_top_products, sellauth_get_top_customers. Money is in USD unless the field says otherwise.
• Orders: sellauth_list_invoices by status (completed for paid orders), e-mail or date range, sorted as needed; sellauth_get_invoice for one in full.
• Catalogue and people: sellauth_list_products, sellauth_get_product, sellauth_list_customers, sellauth_list_feedbacks, sellauth_list_tickets, sellauth_list_coupons.

Paging: lists return current_page, last_page and total; ask for the next page until current_page equals last_page. At most 100 rows per page.

Privacy: invoices carry customer e-mails and countries. The serial keys, files and links delivered to buyers, payment proofs, IP addresses and the shop's own integration secrets are left out by this connector.

Errors: 401 means a wrong or deleted API key. 403 means the key has no access to that shop: check SELLAUTH_SHOP_ID with sellauth_list_shops. 404 means no invoice or product with that id in this shop. 429 means too many calls: wait a minute.