Exploring Shopware: Account Settings in Shopware 6

A ShopwareID is associated with the beginning of your e-commerce journey on the platform. You can easily get it while creating a Shopware account.

You can create a Shopware account on a registration page. Click the Register Now link, fill in the registration form and follow the instructions in the confirmation message sent to your email.

Under the term Shopware master data we assume all the information you provide while creating and configuring a Shopware account. It combines company address, email, phone, name, and numerous other details.

You can add a new Shopware shop in your merchant area. Look at the start screen’s right part – it contains a link that initiates this process. Click the link and proceed to the next step. You need to choose between a cloud storefront or an on-premise installation. After that, it is necessary to specify information about your new shop and save changes.

You need to add a payment method for the internal purposes of your Shopware installation. Go to Basic Information -> Accounting to configure a payment method there. Choose PayPal, credit card, or direct debit. You will need it to create deposits to purchase extensions and themes.

You can create a deposit for purchasing themes and extensions under Merchant Area -> Shops. Select a shop to provide funds to, click Open Account Details, and transfer funds.

Now, when a certain amount of money is transferred to your Shopware account, you can purchase extensions and themes on the Shopware Marketplace or in the Plugin Manager. Choose a tool you want to install and complete the purchase.

Shopware lets you get help with two types of inquiries. Questions regarding your account or license are accepted here: info@shopware.com or +49 2555 9288 50. Questions about accounting and financial services are accepted here: financial.services@shopware.com and +49 2555 9288 510.

We recommend using third-party tools, such as the Improved Import & Export extension, to migrate to Shopware 6. The module provides the ability to move core entities to your new website from any external system. No matter whether it is a remote platform or Shopware’s previous version. The module automates and simplifies all the related synchronizations. Contact us for more information.

When it comes to regular data updates, the Improved Import & Export extension automates them as well. It provides the ability to create a schedule of updates per each data transfer so that you get the ability to launch the corresponding import and export processes, following the specified time frames.

Integration with external systems is another ability of the Improved Import & Export extension. The tool lets you integrate your e-commerce store with ERPs, CRMs, accounting tools, and any services that exist beyond your e-commerce website. The module automates repetitive imports and exports, modifying data according to the requirements of your Shopware store upon import and the connected platforms upon export.