6. Reprocessing Reprocessing rebuilds a catalog’s annotations from scratch, comparing the codes in the PDF with the store’s updated product data. The original PDF file does not change: only the annotated version is regenerated. 6.1 When to use it Run a reprocessing when: Note: many product changes are already handled automatically through webhooks (orphaned annotations…
7. Codes must be selectable text in the PDF This is the most important requirement for a working catalog: product codes (SKUs) must appear as real, selectable text inside the PDF, not as part of an image. 7.1 Why leaforder.com creates links by reading the text of the pages. The process is: If a page…
5. Create a PDF catalog Once your store is connected and synced, you can upload a PDF catalog. leaforder.com analyzes it, finds the product codes in the text and turns them into clickable links. Prerequisite: the connection must have synced products and an active subscription/trial. If uploading is blocked you will see a message such…
4. Enter the API Key in the platforms Each store connects to leaforder.com through the official plugin for its platform. In every plugin you must set three things: General rule: the API Key and Webhook Secret must be identical in the store plugin and in the ABP connection. Only where you generate the key changes,…
3. Connect your e-commerce in ABP Before uploading a catalog you must connect your store. The e-commerce connection tells leaforder.com where to find your product data (to recognize SKUs and show price/availability). Order of the steps: first you create the connection in ABP, then you enter the same key in the store plugin (chapter 4),…
2. Trial, plans and payments leaforder.com is billed by the number of active SKU annotations, that is, the number of product codes actually made clickable in your catalogs (not by the number of pages or documents). Payments are handled through Stripe. 2.1 The trial period A 14-day trial starts automatically at registration. 2.2 Plans and…
B2B buyers know what they want and often how it is coded. What they do not want is a slow ordering process. A B2B ordering catalog that links every product code to your store removes the copy-search-paste loop between the PDF and the cart. This guide explains where friction comes from in catalog-led ordering, how SKU-linked catalogs address it, and how the setup works on WooCommerce, Magento 2, NopCommerce and PrestaShop.
B2B buyers know what they want and often how it is coded. What they do not want is a slow ordering process. A B2B ordering catalog that links every product code to your store removes the copy-search-paste loop between the PDF and the cart. This guide explains where friction comes from in catalog-led ordering, how SKU-linked catalogs address it, and how the setup works on WooCommerce, Magento 2, NopCommerce and PrestaShop.
B2B buyers know what they want and often how it is coded. What they do not want is a slow ordering process. A B2B ordering catalog that links every product code to your store removes the copy-search-paste loop between the PDF and the cart. This guide explains where friction comes from in catalog-led ordering, how SKU-linked catalogs address it, and how the setup works on WooCommerce, Magento 2, NopCommerce and PrestaShop.
B2B buyers know what they want and often how it is coded. What they do not want is a slow ordering process. A B2B ordering catalog that links every product code to your store removes the copy-search-paste loop between the PDF and the cart. This guide explains where friction comes from in catalog-led ordering, how SKU-linked catalogs address it, and how the setup works on WooCommerce, Magento 2, NopCommerce and PrestaShop.