BigCommerce

Get Started with the BigCommerce App

To set up a connection between your Business Central environment and your BigCommerce store, you must do a couple of things first.

Prerequisites for BigCommerce

You must have:

A BigCommerce acount
A BigCommerce online store

Prerequisites for Business Central

Make sure that the xpr365 BigCommerce app is installed.
Ensure that the user had the right permissions. xpr365 BigCommerce is covered by the XPR365 BigCommerce Admin (BIGCOMMERCEADMINSXE) permission set. Learn more at Create users according to licenses and Assign permissions to users and groups.

Install the xpr365 Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central app in your BigCommerce store

To be able to use xpr365 BigCommerce in Business Central, you need to install the xpr365 Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central app in your BigCommerce store. This app will open a communication channel for Business Central.

Open the web page BigCommerce Apps & Integration page.
Search for the xpr365 Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central app.
Select the Get this app button and follow the wizard.
Copy the code that you find after Your code to use in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central to access your store is:. You need this code to set up your store in Business Central.

Connect Business Central to the BigCommerce store

Choose the icon, enter XPR365 BigCommerce Stores, and then choose the related link.
Choose the New action.
In the Store Hash field, enter the code that you received from BigCommerce.
If the Is Active checkbox is automatically enabled, the connection was created successfully.
In the Description field, enter a description for your store.
Turn on the Allow Outgoing Request checkbox to send data to BigCommerce.
Select in the Loging Mode field how you want to log all the activities concering xpr365 BigCommerce. You can choose between:
- Error Only - Log only the error message. This setting is the default for new shops.
- All - Log the request/response pairs for all transactions, including those that were successful. Logging all errors continuously can slow down Business Central. Use this mode when the data exchange doesn't result in error, but you want to get more insights about the data that was actually sent and received.
- Disabled - Don't log information about errors.