Introduction
Bigblue stores, packs and ships orders for e-commerce brands. These docs cover the APIs and webhooks you use to connect to it.
Bigblue receives your stock in its warehouses, then picks, packs and ships your orders. You can do everything from the Bigblue app, or from your own systems with the Store API.
The Store API uses JSON over HTTP. Each operation has its own URL, and every
request is a POST with a JSON body.
What you can build
Storefront integration
Send orders from a custom or headless storefront to Bigblue.
ERP or PIM sync
Keep products and inbound shipments in sync with your system of record.
Stock feed
Read stock levels per warehouse and publish them to your sales channels.
Real-time updates
Receive inventory and order status changes without polling.
Key facts
- Base URL
https://api.bigblue.coThere is no sandbox. Requests act on your real account.- Requests
POSTwith a JSON body- Authentication
- API key as a bearer token
- Rate limit
- 200 requests per minutePer account, across all endpoints. Rate limits
- Webhooks
- Inventory updates, order status updatesSigned with HMAC-SHA256. Webhooks
Next steps
Choose an integration
If you sell on Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Wix or BigCommerce, a native integration may cover what you need. Compare the options.
No developers? Connect your ERP by file exchange.
Learn the main objects
Read how products, inbound shipments, inventory, orders, tracking and returns relate. The fulfillment model.
Make your first request
Create an API key and list your inventory. Quickstart.