Barion for Shopify

Barion for Shopify

New to Shopify? Upgrade your business with a fully functional webshop in no time

- Bring your business online: Create an e-commerce website backed by powerful tools that help you find customers, drive sales, and manage your day-to-day

- Make the most out of your online business: Powerful tools already integrated into Shopify shops like insights, order management, and many integrated payment solutions

- Online payment with Barion: Make the most out of your online business by providing online payment for customers. Barion Smart Gateway has you covered

- Payments made international: Enjoy the benefits of Barion's many features. For example multiple languages and currencies, card payments, wire transfer payment, and mobile payments

Have a Shopify shop? Downgrade your payment costs with Barion

- Join Barion and integrate our safe, secure and cost-effective solution with your shop in a few steps and start paying less fees.

Onboarding steps

Register » Create a Shop

1. Register a Barion account for your Business
2. Create a Shop

Add Barion logo to your Shop's footer

1. Get the Barion logo in multiple formats
2. Insert them as image into your Shopify footer

Add Barion Pixel to your Shop's header

1. Getting started with the Pixel
2. Adding code into your Shopify shop's theme
3. Implement Full Pixel features with our Shopify-Pixel plugin

Get verified » Integrate Barion for Shopify

1. Get verified,
2. The documents you need

Connect your Shopify shop with Barion

How to create Shopify keys

In the Shopify admin interface please go to "Apps" and click to "Develop apps" option:

Then click on "Create an app" button:

Define a name and an e-mail address you wish to use:

Go to your private app and click on "Configure Admin Api Scopes":

Enable the option of "write_orders" and "read_orders" under Orders:

When the private app has been created successfully the Shopify API key and Shopify Password on the interface of Barion.

1. Shopify API key is provided in the API credentials tab, under API key and secret block.
2. Shopify Password must be revealed first, then provided as Shopify Password.

Filling Barion details out

To get your Barion Shop's Secret key (POSKey), go to your Barion shops click on the "Actions" and Details to find your key. Copy it to the Shopify plugins Settings page, set there the primary currency and the shops language and hit Save

Adding the integration code to Shopify Admin interface

On the Shopify Admin interface please go to "Settings" --> "Checkout" menu and add the following code to the section "Additional scripts":

IMPORTANT: The steps until now is the same for test shops, and for production shops, but this code snippet is different.

TEST script:

<script src="https://shopify.test.barion.com/js/barion/barion.js"></script>
<script>Barion.init({
orderId: {{ order.id }},
domain: '{{shop.permanent_domain}}',
gateway: '{{order.gateway}}',
orderStatus: '{{order.financial_status}}',
sandboxMode: true
})</script>

PRODUCTION script:

<script src="https://shopify.barion.com/js/barion/barion.js"></script>
<script>Barion.init({
orderId: {{ order.id }},
domain: '{{shop.permanent_domain}}',
gateway: '{{order.gateway}}',
orderStatus: '{{order.financial_status}}'
})</script>

Adding a payment method on Shopify Admin interface

On Shopify Admin interface go to "Settings" -> "Payments" and "Manual payment methods". Click to "Manual payment methods" then choose "Create custom payment methods".

Provide the following details:

- Custom payment method name: Barion Payments

- Additional details: after making an order you will be directed to the billing interface of Barion.

After you have provided everything, click to "Active" button.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Error messages and actions

The store is closed in the Barion system, payment is not allowed. In this case your Barion Shop is not approved yet. If the POSKey you used is for the right shop, you have to wait until it is approved.

Application not installed

1.  The javascript code you pasted from here to the Shopify Checkout settings / Additional scripts field is most likely wrong. Keep in mind that the script is a bit different for the test/sandbox and for production.
2. Order API rights were not set to read/write for the private app
3. The plugin (shopify.barion.com) is set to a different domain than the shop itself (has to match the domain that is visible on the checkout page).