Descartes Peoplevox (prebuilt connector)
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Descartes Peoplevox is the Warehouse Management System for eCommerce businesses, online retailers and direct to consumer brands.
API documentation for Peoplevox (used to build this connector) can be found via the link below:
When adding connector instances for Peoplevox, the following authentication methods are supported:
When a user chooses to add a connector instance using SOAP request authentication, the credentials below are prompted:
Username
The username that you enter to access the Peoplevox dashboard.
Client ID
Available from the Peoplevox dashboard.
Password
The password that you enter to access the Peoplevox dashboard.
Environment
This is the URL (without the https prefix) that you use to access Peoplevox. Typically this is wms.peoplevox.net
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Response authentication token key
Leave set to the default:
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Before this connector can be used as a target connection in process flows, you must create a setData script.
Having completed this setup, the Peoplevox connector is ready to use.
If you are connecting to a US region, you might need to update the default pre-authentication script for the installed connector. For information, please see Peoplevox pre & post authentication scripts page.
The Peoplevox connector is like any other Patchworks connector - it gets added to process flows via a connector shape. However, some specific settings are required for this shape, as detailed below.
For optimal performance, you should apply the PVX Re-Authentication Response Script to any connector shapes where Peoplevox is used to receive or send data.
For more information, please see: The Peoplevox re-authentication response script.
If you build a process flow with Peoplevox as a target connection, you must add a custom script shape and apply the setData script immediately before the target connection shape.
For more information please see: Using the Peoplevox setData script in process flows.
Having logged into Peoplevox, your client ID is also shown in the URL - for example: