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Use cases

Genstore OpenAPI provides a flexible set of interfaces, allowing developers to build various standalone or integrated apps based on specific business needs.

Core features

  • Modular design – Each business module has its own dedicated API, enabling developers to selectively call or combine different interfaces as needed to build apps that align perfectly with business logic.
  • Flexible customization – Whether you're developing a standard admin panel, an automated batch processing tool, or deep system integrations (ERP, CRM, etc.), OpenAPI enables seamless implementation. Developers have full control over data flow and business logic without being constrained by predefined solutions.
  • Real-time data sync – With seamless Webhook and API integration, apps can push and update data in real time, ensuring that business information remains current. This supports use cases such as automated alerts, restocking notifications, and promotional adjustments.
  • Product management app – Use product-related APIs to build a management system for creating, editing, deleting, and importing product data, ensuring fast updates for e-commerce platforms.
  • Discount strategy app – Utilize discount APIs to create a promotion tool that supports various discount types and automated or manual activation for targeted marketing.
  • Inventory monitoring and alert system – Link inventory APIs with warehouses for real-time stock updates. Built-in alerts trigger restocking when levels drop below a set threshold.
  • Order fulfillment management app – Use order and fulfillment APIs to manage order creation, tracking, fulfillment records, and logistics sync, improving efficiency and customer experience.
  • Third-party order tracking app – Integrate external order data with Genstore's API for unified cross-platform order tracking and real-time status updates.

Development and integration process

  1. Preparation
    • Register the app and obtain authentication credentials (e.g., OAuth, API Key).
    • Review API documentation and sample code to define required features and data flow.
  2. App development
    • Design the system architecture and user interface while planning data interactions across modules.
    • Develop and test in a sandbox environment to ensure API stability and business logic accuracy.
  3. Approval and launch
    • Submit the app for review according to platform requirements, ensuring compliance with security, permissions, and API usage guidelines.
    • Make necessary adjustments based on feedback.
  4. Operations and maintenance
    • Continuously monitor data and adjust API calls as needed to accommodate platform updates.
    • Expand functionalities based on business needs to ensure long-term stability and performance.