regarding API connectivity to the SellerCloud platform.
The
documentation describes the latest version of the API.
| Service Name | Service Description | WSDL |
| Order Service | Retrieve orders | http://tt.ws.sellercloud.com/scservice.asmx?WSDL |
| Shipping Service | Update Orders with Tracking information. | http://tt.ws.sellercloud.com/scservice.asmx?WSDL |
| Order Creation Service | Create orders | http://tt.ws.sellercloud.com/OrderCreationService.asmx?WSDL |
| Purchase Order Service | Create and retrieve Purchase Orders | http://tt.ws.sellercloud.com/POServices.asmx?WSDL |
| Inventory Service | Update inventory | http://tt.ws.sellercloud.com/SCInventoryService.asmx?WSDL |
| Bulk Update Service | Bulk update products | http://tt.ws.sellercloud.com/scservice.asmx?WSDL |
Using the web service:
A directory of web services is located at developer.sellercloud.com.
SellerCloud web service supports SOAP. In order to work with it, you should add a web reference to your Visual C#/VB.NET project. A suggested web reference is “SC” (as used in this documentation). The same code provided here is written in VB.NET.
Creating a web service instance
After you’ve added the web reference to your project, you can create a web service instance and download or update order information.
Remember that all web service methods require authentication: you have to specify your SellerCloud/CoreWebAdmin email and password in an AuthHeader. Any authentication-related exceptions are thrown by the service when you call a method.
It is also suggested to set a timeout value of 5 minutes to give room for any time-consuming operations.
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Dim sellerCloud As New SC.SCService sellerCloud.Timeout = 5 * 60 * 1000 // 5 minutes in milliseconds sellerCloud.AuthHeaderValue = New SC.AuthHeader sellerCloud.AuthHeaderValue.UserName = "user@email.com" sellerCloud.AuthHeaderValue.Password = "password |
Please see the attached document for more detailed information about how to use the SellerCloud webservices.
