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Magento is an open-source e-commerce platform written in PHP. It uses multiple other PHP frameworks such as Laminas and Symfony. Magento source code is distributed under Open Software License v3.0.
Available triggers
Triggers are the events that trigger the automation, All triggers run in real time, i,e, data is transferred in the moment the event occurs
- Product created/updated
- Customer created/updated
- Order created/updated
Available actions
Actions are what Albato performs when your automation is running, Actions also allow you to transfer data to other apps and systems
- Create category
- Update category
- Get category by ID
- Find category
- Create product
- Create product image
- Update product
- Get product by ID
- Find product
- Update stock
- Create customer
- Update customer
- Get customer by ID
- Find customer
- Create order
- Get order by ID
- Invoice an order
- Get country by ID
Before setting up integrations with Magento, connect the app to Albato.
To do this, go to the Apps section and click the Add a connection button.
Select the app and click the Add a connection button.
Come up with a name for your connection.
Enter your Admin username, Admin password, Domain URL.
The admin data is the same that you use to sign in to your Magento account.
In the Domain URL field paste your Magento account domain URL. Example: https://albato.magento.com
Click the Continue button.
The connection is ready!
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