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User Roles and Permissions

For administrators: Manage user roles and permissions for the Shopware 6 API Connector.

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The Shopware 6 API Connector uses the standard permission system of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Here you learn which permissions are required to use the connector.

1. Assigning permissions

When the Shopware 6 API Connector is installed, a permission set is created automatically:

SOUSHW PERM: Full access to all Shopware functions

Assigning it to an individual user

  • Enter "Users" in the Business Central search function and open the page.

  • Select the desired user.

  • Click "Permission Sets".

  • Add "SOUSHOPWAREAPICONNEC".

2. Required basic permissions

In addition to the Shopware permission set, users need the following standard permissions:

Area
Required permission

Items

Read, Write

Customers

Read, Write

Sales Orders

Read, Write

Sales Invoices

Read

Sales Credit Memos

Read

Sales Shipments

Read

For the PDF upload, users additionally need read permissions for "Posted Sales Documents".

  • Full access to all functions

  • Can change the configuration

  • Can manage the API connection

  • Can edit mapping tables

  • Can synchronize items

  • Can import orders

  • Can update prices and inventory

  • No changes to the configuration

  • Can view activity logs

  • Can display the order overview

  • No synchronization functions

4. Shopware API permissions

Corresponding permissions must also be in place on the Shopware side:

The integration requires the following permissions:

  • product:read, product:write

  • category:read, category:write

  • media:read, media:write

  • customer:read

  • order:read, order:write

  • solutioo_invoice_document:read, solutioo_invoice_document:write (for the PDF module)

The admin user that is used should have full admin rights.