PrestaShop is a reliable and flexible Open-source e-commerce software. PrestaShop provides features that engage shoppers and increase online sales. The PrestaTeam consists of over 70 passionate individuals and more than 500,000 community members dedicated to innovated technology. Start saving time and money today with ShipStation’s PrestaShop app!
Connection Requirements:
An active account with PrestaShop.
Order Import Requirements:
Include a Ship To address.
Contain at least one physical product. Downloadable products are not imported into ShipStation.
Follow the steps below to connect your PrestaShop store to ShipStation:
Login to your PrestaShop admin panel.
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Click Advanced Parameters, then Webservice from the dropdown.
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Click Generate! to create a Key for ShipStation, and enter a Key description such as ShipStation Access Key in case you need to revisit it in the future. Copy the Key - we'll need it later when connecting to ShipStation.
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Toggle the Status to Yes.
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Scroll down to the Resource table and check the Select All box for View (GET).
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Check the Modify (PUT) checkbox for order_carriers and orders, then click Save.
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Toggle Enable PrestaShop's webservice to Yes. If you use other 3rd party services with PrestaShop, this may already be enabled.
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Click Advanced Parameters, then Configuration Information from the dropdown.
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Copy the Shop URL under Store Information.
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Select the PrestaShop tile.
Enter your PrestaShop Web Service Key and Store URL, and map any custom statuses if needed.
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Note
If ShipStation has trouble authenticating with your server, you or your system admin may need to add a .htaccess file to your webservices directory. This file should contain the following rule:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule .* - [E=HTTP_AUTHORIZATION:% {HTTP:Authorization} ,L]
</IfModule>
After you've completed the above steps, your store will be connected to ShipStation. You'll be taken to the store's Settings page to adjust the store-specific settings like branding, notification preferences, and product handling.
ShipStation's integration to PrestaShop supports for the following standard features:
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Common ShipStation Features |
Status Mappings
Sent with Shipment Update
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Additional Features
ShipStation's integration to PrestaShop allows for the following additional features:
Feature |
Description |
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Configurable Time Zone |
By default, ShipStation assumes that the PrestaShop store's server uses UTC as the timezone. If your PrestaShop account uses a different server timezone, you can define it in the store's settings. |
Here are some things you should keep in mind about ShipStation's integration with PrestaShop:
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Custom Statuses are supported for Prestashop stores, but they must be set when connecting the store to ShipStation. If the statuses need to be adjusted after a store has been connected, you will need to [reconfigure the store connection].
Note
ShipStation only receives the numerical status code when importing orders from PrestaShop. See this article from PrestaShop for more details on their statuses.
Since PrestaShop does not utilize product SKUs, ShipStation will import the product's Reference field as the SKU.
Here are some common issues experienced by users, potential causes, and available troubleshooting tips.
Issue |
How to troubleshoot or resolve |
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What should I do if I get a "(500) Internal Server Error" when trying to update my PrestaShop store? |
A (500) Internal Server Error is a generic error message that means something went wrong, but without any additional information which would indicate the specific problem. To resolve such issues, you'll first need to investigate what's failing on the server. To do that, you should enable error reporting in PrestaShop. Here's a forum post which goes over how you can enable error reporting. Once you have a detailed error message, PrestaShop's GitHub page and the PrestaShop Forge can be great resources for finding a solution to the specific error. Try searching the known issues to see if other PrestaShop users have experienced the error before and have any available solutions. |
Why is the Order Date in ShipStation different than the Order Date in PrestaShop? |
This usually occurs because the PrestaShop server is using a different timezone than the timezone set in the store's settings in ShipStation, which causes the Order Date to be thrown off when converting the timestamp based on time zone. Update the store's settings so that the store is using the same timezone as the server your PrestaShop store is hosted on. |
Why are certain orders placed late in the day not importing into ShipStation? |
Similar to the issue above, this typically occurs because the PrestaShop server is using a different timezone than the timezone set in the store's settings in ShipStation, which causes our import process to inadvertently skip ahead. Update the store's settings so that the store is using the same timezone as the server your PrestaShop store is hosted on. |