1. Getting Started
  2. API Reference
    1. How does the Qwindo API work?
    2. Data Request by Qwindo
      1. Authorization
      2. Compression
      3. Headers
      4. Categories
      5. Product Totals
      6. Products
      7. Stock
      8. Shipping methods
        1. Informative shipping method request
        2. Specific shipping method request
      9. Store information
    3. Data Push to Qwindo
      1. Authorization
      2. Store Information
      3. Categories
      4. Products
      5. Stock
        1. Variant
        2. Product
      6. Order creation
    4. Update Transaction (MultiSafepay)
    5. Qwindo diagram
  3. Setup Qwindo Control
    1. Introduction
    2. Integration
      1. Create a test account
      2. Generate Feed
      3. Feed Setup
        1. Feed test
        2. Order test
        3. Submit
    3. Going live
    4. In Production
  4. Magento Plugin
    1. Introduction
    2. Configuration
      1. Qwindo Settings
      2. Address
      3. Shipping Selling points
      4. Global selling points
      5. Stock selling points
      6. Social links
    3. Feed URL

4.1.Introduction

Qwindo uses MultiSafepay‘s plugins. This means that all your data and payments are securely processed. For downloading the plugin please visit MultiSafepay / Plugins / Magento 1. Here you will find the files, as well as a manual for setting up MultiSafepay in your own website.

Within your MultiSafepay account you can enable Qwindo on website level, once enabled you can find the Qwindo API Key and HASH ID. These are authorisation keys that you need to configure Qwindo within Magento. Read more about it in Getting Started.

This manual assumes the MultiSafepay Magento 1 plugin is already installed.

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