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If you get ‘failed’ result when Running TroubleShoot on FluxBuilder with your PrestaShop website, follow the solution below:

1. Install Prestashop Custom API Go to Dashboard > Modules > Module Manager > Upload a module. Select the module ‘PrestashopAPI.zip’.

2. Create a new webservice keyGo to Dashboard > Advanced > Webservice > Add a new webservice key. Generate your key and select permissions. Click the Save button after finishing the settingsThere is a list of required permissions with the method GET: categories, products, product, product_options, product_option_values, languages, attribute, countries, shipping, payment, order_states, addresses, orders, register, signin, countries, states, order_histories, address, cart_rules

   

3. Enable WebserviceBy default, the webservice feature is disabled on PrestaShop and needs to be switched on before the first use. Go to Dashboard > Advanced > Webservice. Choose “Yes” for the “Enable PrestaShop Webservice” option and click the Save button

   

   That’s all 🙂