n8n-nodes-shopware

Authentication Setup

This guide explains how to connect your Shopware 6 store to n8n using the Shopware Integration credentials.
Once configured, the node can securely perform operations on products, customers, and orders through the Shopware Admin API.

Overview

The Shopware 6 node uses Client Credentials authentication, which requires an Integration in your Shopware Admin panel.
This provides three essential parameters:

Field Description
Domain The base URL of your Shopware 6 store (e.g., https://store.example.com)
Client ID Generated by your Shopware Integration
Client Secret Generated by your Shopware Integration

Step 1 — Create an Integration in Shopware

  1. Log in to your Shopware 6 Admin Panel.
  2. Navigate to
    Settings → System → Integrations.
  3. Click “Add Integration”.
  4. Enter a name such as n8n API Integration.
  5. Enable “Admin access” if your workflows require full control (e.g., creating products or customers).
  6. Click Save.

Once created, you’ll see the following credentials:

Copy these values securely — the secret key is visible only once.

Step 2 — Gather Your Shopware Domain

You’ll also need your Shopware store’s public domain (base URL), for example:

https://store.example.com

Ensure that:

Step 3 — Add Credentials in n8n

  1. Open your n8n instance.
  2. Go to Credentials → + New.
  3. Search for Shopware 6 OAuth2 API.

  4. Enter the fields:

    Field Example
    Domain https://store.example.com
    Client ID SWIAKQ7Y...
    Client Secret A7S2Hn89...

  5. Click Test to verify the connection.
    If successful, you’ll see a confirmation message.

  6. Save the credentials.

Step 4 — Test the Credentials

To fully confirm authentication:

  1. Add a new Shopware 6 node to your workflow.
  2. Select your newly created credentials.
  3. Choose a simple operation for a resource, such as:
    • Resource: Product
    • Operation: Get Many
  4. Execute the node.
    If configured correctly, you’ll receive a list of products from your Shopware store.

Troubleshooting Authentication

Issue Possible Cause Solution
401 Unauthorized Invalid credentials or expired secret Recreate your Integration in Shopware and update the Client ID/Secret in n8n.
Connection timeout Incorrect domain or firewall blocking requests Ensure the URL points to the correct store domain and the Admin API is reachable.
403 Forbidden Integration lacks necessary permissions Enable “Admin access” for your Shopware Integration.
Invalid JSON Shopware API returned an unexpected format Ensure your Shopware version is 6.6.x.x or newer and API responses are JSON.

Next Steps

Once authentication is complete, you can start using the available resources and operations:

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