Defining an integration in the Commerce Admin establishes the location of OAuth credentials and redirect URL for third-party integrations, and identifies the available API resources that are needed for the integration. For more detailed information about the integration registration process, see OAuth-based authentication in the Commerce developer documentation.
On the Admin sidebar, go to System > Extensions > Integrations.
Enter the following integration information:
Enter the Name of the integration and the contact Email address.
Enter the Callback URL where OAuth credentials can be sent when using OAuth for token exchange. Using https://
is strongly recommended.
Enter the Identity Link URL to redirect the users to a third-party account with these Adobe Commerce or Magento Open Source integration credentials.
The Integration not secure
warning label is displayed near each integration name on the Integrations grid as a reminder, until HTTPS URLs are saved into Callback URL and Identity Link URL fields.
In the left panel, choose API and do the following:
Set Resource Access to one of the following:
All
Custom
For custom access, select the checkbox of each resource that is needed.
When complete, click Save.
By default, a saved integration appears on the grid with an Inactive
status. To activate it, complete the following steps:
On the Admin sidebar, go to System > Extensions > Integrations.
Find the newly created integration and click the Activate link.
In the upper-right corner, click Allow.
This action displays the Integration Tokens for Extensions. Copy this information to a secure, encrypted location for use with your integration.
In the upper-right corner, click Done.
To generate a new Integration Access Token and Access Token Secret, reauthorized the integration from the Admin:
On the Admin sidebar, go to System > Extensions > Integrations.
Find the integration with the Active status.
In Activate column, click the Reauthorize.
Click Reauthorize to approve access to the API resources.
Save the new integration tokens for extensions and click Done.
By default, the system does not permit anonymous guest access to CMS, catalog, and other store resources. If you must change the setting, do the following:
On the Admin sidebar, go to Stores > Settings > Configuration.
In the left panel, expand Services and choose Magento Web API.
Expand the Web API Security Setting section.
Set Allow Anonymous Guest Access to Yes
.
When complete, click Save Config.
For additional information, see Restricting access to anonymous web APIs in the Commerce developer documentation.
On the Admin sidebar, go to System > Extensions > Integrations.
Find the existing integration and click the icon ( ) in the Delete column.
To confirm your action, click OK.