Enable or disable the solution.

When enabled, configure and use Store Assist capabilities and establish the connection between your Adobe Commerce store and Store Assist services.

When disabled, all Store Assist features are disabled, and there is no communication between Adobe Commerce and Store Assist services. Order information cannot be processed or received.

Select either Sandbox or Production

Selecting Sandbox enables communication with fulfillment services in a test environment.

Selecting Production enables communication with fulfillment services in a live environment.

You are given a set of credentials for each environment and can manage both sets in the same installation.

Save the credentials before validating the connection.

The URL to the Walmart Store Assist REST API endpoint.

The value must be the fully qualified URL that is provided during the onboarding process. Store Assist customers receive both a Sandbox and Production URL.

When adding the values, ensure that you copy and paste the full URL, including the trailing slash “/”.

The URL to the Walmart Store Assist Authentication endpoint.

The value must be the fully qualified URL that is provided during the onboarding process. You receive both a Sandbox and Production URL.

When adding the values, ensure that you copy and paste the full URL, including the trailing slash “/”.

Your unique merchant (tenant) ID provided during the onboarding process.

This ID is used to route orders to ensure that your merchant stores receive them.

The unique integration ID provided during the onboarding process.

This ID is used to authenticate all communication between Adobe Commerce and store fulfillment services.

The unique integration key provided during the onboarding process.

This key is used to authenticate all communication between Adobe Commerce and store fulfillment services.

Inventory call logging is an advanced feature used to debug inventory availability requests done by the extension using the BopisInventory availability condition chain.

Debug Mode is used to increase the logged activity within the integration.

When disabled, no debug information is logged. When enabled, all debug information is logged.

Specifies the retry attempts for a record synchronization operation after a critical error occurs.

Critical errors occur anytime the integration fails to get a positive response from the fulfillment service. These issues occur when the service is down, or when there is an error in the order data being sent.

When the retry threshold is reached, the item remains in a queue but is not processed again. View all items with errors from System > Tools > Store Assist Queue Management in the Admin. To troubleshoot consistently failing items, contact your Account Manager.

Delay in hours between refund attempts for amounts having to be refunded from store app operations.

Enable error notifications to receive an email when the Retry Critical Error Threshold is reached for an order. The notification includes any available details about the error.

A comma-delimited list of recipient email addresses for error notifications.

Specifies the email template used to notify recipients about order synchronization errors. A default template is provided. It does not support customization.

The catalog attribute that stores the scannable code for corresponding items in your merchant locations.

If you have only one existing merchant location, it is likely that you use UPC codes, while your e-commerce channel identifies products by SKU. In this scenario, select the catalog attribute that contains the UPC code.

This setting ensures that orders sent to your stores list items with the correct identifier so that store associates can accurately scan items during the picking process.

If you are unsure, check with your fulfillment associates in the Shipping and Picking department to determine which attribute should be sent. If the attribute is not currently included in the database, you can add the attribute to the Adobe Commerce product attribute set.

The catalog attribute that stores the barcode source for corresponding items in your merchant locations.

This setting ensures that orders sent to your stores list items with the correct identifier so that store associates can accurately scan items during the picking process. The options include - SKU, UPC, GTIN, UPCA, EAN13, UPCE0, DISA, UAB, CODABAR, Price Embedded UPC.

If you are unsure, select the option that most closely resembles the values contained in your Barcode Source attribute. Store associates can still match items manually from their pick list.

The maximum number of items to send from the store fulfillment queue at one time.

BOPIS orders are sent to the fulfillment service in batches, at regular intervals. This setting allows you to control the size of the batch.

The default value is 100 items. Depending on your order volume and capacity, you can adjust the maximum value up or down.

The ship-to-store setting is based on your existing ship-to-store capabilities. If you use Inventory Management, or if you can accept and fulfill orders at merchant locations with no inventory via store-to-store or warehouse-to-store inventory transfers, set this option to `Yes`.

If you cannot support the ship-to-store option or do not wish to offer it, set to `No`. When disabled, items in your catalog with zero inventory for a merchant store, or items that are below the Out of Stock Threshold for that location, are not offered with in-store pickup options.

You can adjust the value of this setting per merchant location.

When enabled, your merchant store locations are considered in aggregate with other assigned sources in the stock associated with your website. The inventory at that store could then be considered for Home Delivery or for Ship-to-store.

In standard Inventory Management services, the Ship from Store option is inherent and cannot be disabled. With the Store Fulfillment solution, you can turn it on or off.

You can adjust this setting per merchant location and product.

The time frame, in seconds, that a store associate user session remains active before automatic logout.

Valid values range from 60 to 31536000.

Specifies the number of failed login attempts allowed before a store associate is locked out of their account.

To disable account lockout, set the value to 0.

Number of minutes to lock an account after login failure.

Yes: Require the user to change their password after account setup.

No: Recommends that the user changes password after account setup.

The number of days that a password remains valid before a required password change. Leave empty to disable this option.

Enable or disable the in-store pickup option available during checkout for customers that choose store pickup.

When in-store pickup is disabled, the option is not displayed.

This global setting applies to all retail store locations. When enabled, you can selectively disable it at the retail store location.

Enable or disable the curbside pick up option during the checkout process for customers that choose store pickup.

This global setting applies to all retail store locations. When enabled, you can selectively disable it at the retail store location.

Specifies the title to display for the Home Delivery option in the product, cart, and checkout areas. Home delivery refers to the standard shipping capabilities of Adobe Commerce—from a warehouse, by a carrier, or direct to the customer-provided shipping address.

This label does not affect the shipping method labels for the selected shipping carrier.

An optional description that displays whenever the Home Delivery Title is shown to customers. Most often, the description is a static message to communicate your delivery promises.

Some examples:

• Same-day shipping on orders by 4
• Ships within 2 business days

When a customer is presented with delivery options and in-store pickup is available, this label is shown.

You can customize this label, which displays in the product, cart, and checkout areas.

Wherever the Store Pickup Title is shown, you can optionally include a description.

This static message helps improve customer communications related to the store pickup experience.

Some examples:

• Get it today for free!
• Ready for pickup in an hour!

When In-Store Pickup is enabled, this title is shown to customers as the Store Pickup delivery option.

You can customize its label.

When Curbside Pickup is enabled, the option is shown to customers as a type of Store Pickup delivery option.

You can customize its label here.

When an order is ready for pickup at your retail stores, the customer is notified by e-mail. If the customer selected In-Store Pickup during checkout, you can customize the pickup instructions here.

These instructions are set globally and apply to all retail store locations. You can also customize the instructions at the retail store location level.

Specifies customized order pickup instructions to include in customer email notifications for curbside pickup orders.

These instructions are set globally and apply to all retail store locations. You can also customize the instructions at the retail store location level.

The number of minutes required before an order is received, fulfilled, and ready to be picked up. This information is shown to the customer when selecting a retail store location for Store Pickup delivery option.

This setting applies to all retail store locations. You can also customize the lead time at the retail store location level.

Displays the estimated time until an order is available for customer pickup. This information is shown to customers when they select a retail store location for the In-Store Pickup delivery option.

When customizing this label, you can use the code %1 to insert your Estimated Pickup Lead Time.

For example: Ready for Pickup in %1 minutes.

This setting applies to all retail store locations. You can also customize the lead time at the retail store location level.

The number of hours required for items to be shipped from the warehouse to a store.

The content displayed on the product page in the tooltip that lists store hours, holidays, unexpected closures, and so on.

When a customer is using the retail store locator, inventory availability for the current items is shown for each location.

You can customize the in-stock status label here.

inventory availability for the current items is shown for each location.

When a customer is using the retail store locator, inventory availability for any current items is shown for each location.

You can customize the partially in-stock status label here.

Determines whether sales emails are sent asynchronously.

Options:

• Disable—(Default) Sales emails are sent when triggered by an event. For the fastest communication and response time for Store Pickup, use the default setting.
• Enable—Enabling this option moves processes that handle checkout and order processing email notifications to the background to be sent at predetermined, regular intervals.