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Kaufland API keys and storefronts

Where to find your Kaufland Seller API keys, why one key pair covers every storefront, and how storefronts are detected.

Kaufland's Seller API uses a client key and a secret key from your Seller Portal. One key pair covers every Kaufland storefront you sell on.

Find the keys

  1. Sign in to the Kaufland Seller Portal and open Settings, then API (sellerportal.kaufland.de/settings/api).
  2. Copy the client key (32 characters) and the secret key (64 characters). If you no longer have the secret, generate a new pair there; the old one stops working.
  3. In Kizing, open Connect and paste both under Kaufland.
  4. Leave the storefronts unticked to let the setup agent find them, or tick the ones you want.
  5. Press Connect Kaufland.

Storefronts

Kaufland runs separate storefronts: Germany (DE), Czechia (CZ), Slovakia (SK), Poland (PL), Austria (AT), France (FR) and Italy (IT). The setup agent asks each one for your listings and selects the storefronts where you have some. It tells you when you have listings on a storefront you didn't tick, and when a ticked storefront has none yet.

Each storefront is synced on its own: its units get their own stock number from your Shopify locations, and its orders come in tagged with the storefront.

Plans and storefronts

Each storefront you sync counts as one account: Kaufland DE and CZ are two. Free covers one, Pro up to 3 (bol and Kaufland together), Multi up to 10.

Currency

Kaufland CZ sells in koruna and PL in złoty. Stock works the same everywhere. With price rules on (Pro), Kizing only sets prices on storefronts that use your Shopify currency, so a euro amount is never sent as koruna.