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For webshops

Fast delivery is your strongest sales argument. Show it.

WebshopXL sorts on delivery certainty. A later cutoff or a measured score gives visibility you do not have to buy. The customer orders from you.

No place for sale

The list follows the day and how often that day is hit. An ad does not move that order.

You stay the seller

No basket and no payment page here. Rights, withdrawal and warranty stay between you and the customer.

Welcome email

After signup an email explains the listing. The password is not in it.

Visible after a check

By default you can log in at once. The shop appears on the site when we approve and publish it.

  1. Step 1

    Create an account

    Contact, shop name, domain, category and platform. You choose a password. We do not email that password.

  2. Step 2

    Set delivery

    Weekday cutoffs, carrier, same-day and your own pickup points are set in your account. The shop appears on the site after we publish it.

  3. Step 3

    Measure delivery

    A Google Merchant feed replaces the sample products. The category follows Google, then a shop rule, then the choice at upload. A click stores the date the visitor saw and puts wxl in the link. You report the delivery date per shipment. The gate is 200 of those shipments, at least 85 percent on time.

Five platforms, one intake

The two clocks arrive through POST /api/orders, with the measure key in the header x-measure-key. JSON or CSV. An order we have seen once does not disappear. The public score does not use these clocks yet while the gate is unmet or the clocks are paused. After that, the lower percentage counts. The badge shows that percentage together with the measurement count, so a few parcels do not become 100 percent.

Shopify

Export orders with paid, shipped and tracking. Order numbers rise. A gap must arrive as paid, cancelled or unpaid. Put wxl from the landing URL on the order when the customer came through WebshopXL.

WooCommerce

WooCommerce does not number in a tight sequence. Send paidCount, the number of paid orders in the window. Take wxl from the checkout query. A later export does not delete an order we already saw.

Lightspeed

Lightspeed eCom delivers orders through the API. The same fields: order number, paid, shipped, carrier, registered, delivered or first attempt, and wxl. The clock stays Europe/Amsterdam.

Magento

Magento 2 orders live on /V1/orders. Map created_at to paid and the shipment to shipped and registered. Store wxl as an order field from the landing URL.

CCV Shop

CCV Shop has an order API with the same JSON. A CSV from the order overview is fine too, with the columns from Measurements: order number, paid, shipped, carrier, registered, delivered and wxl.

Register a webshop

Already have an account? The documentation, your rules and a page to change the password are there.