Reloadify Cart exposes your store data to the Reloadify marketing
automation platform through a secured REST API, and adds an abandoned-cart
recovery flow. It is the WooCommerce counterpart of the Reloadify extension for
Magento 2 and provides the same feeds and functionality.
Feeds (REST API)
All feeds live under the reloadify/v1 REST namespace and require a Bearer
access token, except the public cart restore endpoint.
- Settings — extension status and environment versions.
- Languages — the store (WooCommerce is single-store).
- Profiles — registered customers.
- Subscribers — newsletter opt-ins.
- Products — catalog products, plus a
products-deltaincremental feed. - Variants — product variations.
- Categories — product categories.
- Orders — orders with line items and addresses.
- Carts — tracked (abandoned) shopping carts with a recovery URL.
- Reviews — product reviews.
Shopping carts in the WooCommerce REST API
Abandoned carts are additionally exposed inside the WooCommerce v3 REST API at
/wp-json/wc/v3/reloadify/shopping_carts, returning the carts of every
language. That endpoint authenticates with WooCommerce API keys (consumer key
and secret), so a sync that already uses the WooCommerce v3 API needs no
changes. It accepts page, per_page and status (active, recovered or
all) and returns the X-WP-Total and X-WP-TotalPages headers.
This endpoint keeps the long-standing Reloadify response format: a meta array
with the email, first_name, last_name, language and billing_country
keys, product_ids as a list of plain product ids, and ISO 8601 timestamps.
The reloadify/v1 endpoints use the newer nested format instead.
Abandoned cart recovery
The plugin tracks shopping carts in a dedicated table, including the name and
email address as soon as a visitor enters them at checkout. Each cart gets a
unique recovery URL that restores the cart and sends the customer to the cart
page.
Authentication
On activation an access token is generated. Provide the REST API base URL and
the token (shown on the settings page) to Reloadify. Requests authenticate with
Authorization: Bearer . The WooCommerce API cart endpoint accepts
either WooCommerce API keys or this token.
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