Shop Management (Multi-Shop)
Overview page for multi-shop management of the Shopware 6 Connector. Each Shopware 6 shop is managed as its own record with individual API configuration, mappings, and synchronization settings.
The multi-shop architecture allows you to serve multiple Shopware 6 instances in parallel from a single Business Central environment.
Open Page
- Via search: Shopware 6 Shops
- Via Shopware 6 Dashboard → Navigation → Shops
Fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Code | Unique short code for the shop (e.g., MAIN, B2B, OUTLET). |
| Name | Descriptive name of the shop (e.g., Main Shop, B2B Portal). |
| API URL | Base URL of the Shopware 6 shop, e.g., https://myshop.com. |
| Enabled | Determines whether the shop is included in automatic synchronizations. |
Actions
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Open Shop Card | Opens the detailed shop configuration page. |
Shop Card
The Shop Card contains the full configuration of a single shop:
API Configuration
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| API URL | Base URL of the shop. |
| Access Key ID | API access key (masked as ***). |
| Secret Access Key | Secret API key (masked as ***). |
Synchronization
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Order Import Enabled | Enables automatic order import for this shop. |
| Max Orders Per Run | Maximum orders per job queue run. |
| Item Sync Enabled | Enables item synchronization for this shop. |
Mappings
Each shop has its own mappings for:
- Payment methods
- Shipping methods
- Sales channels
- Tax rates
- Currencies
Notes
Migration from Single-Shop Setup
When upgrading from a single-shop configuration, existing settings are automatically migrated into a shop record.
Credential Store
All API credentials are stored per shop in the central Credential Store — never in plain text in the database.
- Each shop is registered in the merchantCENTRAL Hub as its own sub-account.
- The job queue processes all enabled shops sequentially.
- Master data (tags, categories, manufacturers, etc.) is synchronized per shop separately.