We are currently still building up the English documentation; not all sections have been translated yet. Please note that there may still be German screenshots or links to German pages even on pages that have already been translated. This guide mostly addresses English speaking users in Germany.
Third-party shop connection
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Supported versions
FAQ
The JTL-Connector interface allows the bidirectional exchange of items, categories, and customer data between JTL-Wawi and a third-party shop system. JTL offers ready-to-use solutions for a variety of the most popular third-party shops.
The interface enables you to add the advantages of a powerful ERP system to the functionalities of your shop software. By managing all important business processes in one centralised system, you can streamline your e-commerce business and make it more efficient.
For developers, there is also the possibility to program solutions for shop systems that are not supported yet.
Ready-to-use solutions
Shopware is a modular online shop system that is available in both a free and a fee-based version.
PrestaShop is a European open source e-commerce platform by PrestaShop SAS, Paris.
WooCommerce is an online shop plug-in for WordPress. Internationally speaking, WooCommerce is the most widely used online shop system.
Gambio is an independent shop system based on xt:Commerce by Gambio GmbH, Bremen.
Modified eCommerce Shopsoftware is a free open source shop system that can be connected to JTL-Wawi.
The OXID eShop Community Edition (CE) is an open source e-commerce platform by OXID eSales AG, Freiburg.
Shopify is a SaaS system, which is why this JTL-Connector is hosted and offered by us.
Providing your own solutions
Developer documentation
This is a technical documentation. We assume you have a working knowledge of PHP, Composer, and Git. You should be familiar with object-oriented PHP code and especially the use of namespaces and basic OOP principles.
How do I make my own connector?
In this video, we will explain how you should proceed when you want to program your own JTL-Connector and which tools you should use. We will also have a look at the structure of a connector.
