BigCommerce

Allows requests to the Bigcommerce API

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Order → Create

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Overview

This node allows users to create an order in BigCommerce by specifying billing address details, customer ID, and products to be included in the order. It is useful for automating order creation workflows, such as processing customer purchases or integrating with other sales systems. For example, a user can input customer billing information and a list of products to generate a new order in their BigCommerce store.

Use Case Examples

  1. Creating an order with customer billing details and multiple products.
  2. Automating order creation from an external CRM system by passing customer and product data.

Properties

Name Meaning
First Name First name in the billing address.
Last Name Last name in the billing address.
Company Company in the billing address.
Street 1 Street 1 in the billing address.
Street 2 Street 2 in the billing address.
City City in the billing address.
State State in the billing address.
Zip Zip in the billing address.
Country Country in the billing address (ISO 2 code).
Phone Phone number in the billing address.
Email Email address in the billing address.
Customer Id ID of the customer to be placed on the order.
Products Array (JSON) An array of products formatted as [{ product_id: (id), quantity: (quantity) }].
Products A collection of products with product ID and quantity to be included in the order.
Custom Properties Custom properties to add to the order, allowing additional fields as per BigCommerce API documentation.

Output

JSON

  • order_id - The unique identifier of the created order.
  • status - Status of the order after creation.
  • billing_address - Billing address details associated with the order.
  • products - List of products included in the order with their quantities.
  • customer_id - ID of the customer who placed the order.

Dependencies

  • BigCommerce API authentication credentials (API key or token)

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure all required billing address fields and customer ID are correctly provided to avoid validation errors.
  • Verify product IDs and quantities are valid and available in the store to prevent order creation failures.
  • Check API credentials and permissions if authentication errors occur.
  • Common error messages include invalid input data, unauthorized access, or resource not found, which can be resolved by correcting input values and verifying API credentials.

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