PrestaShop and Magistry
Connect PrestaShop with a GET-only webservice key and Magistry reads products, combinations, stock and checkout prices. Nothing is written back.
Status: Built, not live yet: no store has connected PrestaShop. The connection is read-only.
// what magistry does with it
What exists today
Products and combinations with option names and categories.
Stock per product and combination.
The consumer price PrestaShop computes at checkout, rebuilt from tax rules and specific prices.
// data flow
What moves between PrestaShop and Magistry
SYNCS INTO MAGISTRY
- Products and combinations (variants), with option names and categories.
- Stock per product and combination.
- The consumer price PrestaShop computes at checkout, rebuilt from tax rules and specific prices.
- Shop settings that govern price, stock and weight (default shop, currency, country, tax, rounding, stock management).
MAGISTRY CAN CHANGE
Nothing. PrestaShop is connect-only: Magistry reads it and writes nothing back.
WHAT IT CANNOT DO
- Change anything in your shop: there is no write method and the key carries GET permissions only.
- Store your orders or customers yet: the client reads them, the sync does not persist them.
- Read customer password hashes or secure keys: orders and customers are read with an explicit field list.
- Write prices when a price input (taxes, tax rules, specific prices) was only partly read; that run ends before writing.
- Put PrestaShop products in the shopping feed yet: no product URL is read.
// permissions
Permissions Magistry requests
- configurations
- View (GET) only.
- currencies
- View (GET) only.
- products
- View (GET) only.
- combinations
- View (GET) only.
- stock_availables
- View (GET) only.
- specific_prices
- View (GET) only.
- product_options
- View (GET) only.
- product_option_values
- View (GET) only.
- categories
- View (GET) only.
- taxes
- View (GET) only.
- tax_rules
- View (GET) only.
- tax_rule_groups
- View (GET) only.
- orders
- View (GET) only.
- order_details
- View (GET) only.
- customers
- View (GET) only.
// setup
How to connect PrestaShop
- 1In the PrestaShop back office, open Advanced Parameters → Webservice and enable the webservice.
- 2Click Add new webservice key, then Generate; describe it as Magistry and set Status to Yes.
- 3Under Permissions, tick View (GET) — and nothing else — for the listed resources.
- 4On a multistore shop, tick your shop under Shop association and save.
- 5Paste the key and your shop's https address into Magistry; it is checked before saving.
// faq
Common questions
Does Magistry change my PrestaShop shop?
No. There is no write method, and the webservice key carries GET permissions only.
// what is live
See the integrations that run today.
Shopify, Merchant Center, Analytics, Search Console, your mailbox and Facebook and Instagram posting run today, and Magistry's agents steer 16 of the 17 ad networks it connects.