This template starts when Wix reports a new store order, maps customer, items, quantities, and totals in JavaScript, then creates the sales order in MRPeasy over HTTP. Connect Wix. Put the MRPeasy API key on that HTTP request. Use it so inventory and fulfillment stay in step with the storefront.
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The scenario starts when a customer places an order on your Wix store.
JavaScript reads customer, line items, quantities, and totals into the MRPeasy shape.
An HTTP request posts that payload to MRPeasy. Put the MRPeasy API key on that HTTP request.
Add a Wix connection and watch new orders on the store you fulfill from.
In JavaScript, map customer name, email, SKUs, quantities, and totals onto the sales-order fields MRPeasy expects.
Add an HTTP request that creates the order. Put the MRPeasy API key on that HTTP request. Place a test order on Wix and confirm it in MRPeasy.
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