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# Konfigurationsfelder

Die wichtigsten Felder der Seite **Magento Configuration** nach Bereich.

### General

* **Web Store Code**: eindeutiger Shopschlüssel
* **Web Store Name**: Anzeigename
* **Active**: produktive Freigabe
* **Connection Status / Last Error**: letzter Verbindungstest

### Connection

* **Website URL**: Magento-Basis-URL ohne abschließenden `/`
* **API Base Path**: meist `/rest/all/V1`
* **Use API Integration**: OAuth-Modus; in 27.10.0.16 nicht produktiv empfohlen
* **User Name / User Password**: Token-Login
* **Consumer/Access Token-Felder**: OAuth-Geheimnisse

### Orders

Allows Order Download, Create Doc. Immediately, Sales Order Document Type, Sales Order No. Series, Downloadable Order Status, Start From Order ID, Default Location Code, Calculate Invoice Discount, Prices Including Tax und Steuerflags.

### Customers

Create Unknown Customer, Customer Template, Default Guest Customer und Default Login Customer.

### Catalog

Allow Item Upload, Upload Item Image, Upload Simple Variants, Use Model as Configurable, Upload Bundle Items, Upload Product Category, Default Category/Attribute Set/Visibility und Max Products Per Run.

### Inventory

Inventory Sync Mode, Upload Inventory, Upload Variant Inventory, Allow Update Magento Inventory und Upload Negative Quantity.

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