Customers V2
- Host: api.bigcommerce.com/stores/store_hash/v2
- Protocols:
https - Accepts:
application/json - Responds With:
application/json
Create and Manage Customers, Customer Addresses, and Customer Groups. Additionally, validate customer passwords. To learn more about Customers see here.
Authentication
Requests can be authenticated by sending an access_token via X-Auth-Token HTTP header:
GET /stores/store_hash/v3/catalog/summary
host: api.bigcommerce.com
Accept: application/json
X-Auth-Token: {access_token}
| Header | Parameter | Description |
|---|---|---|
X-Auth-Token |
access_token |
Obtained by creating an API account or installing an app in a BigCommerce control panel. |
OAuth Scopes
| UI Name | Permission | Parameter |
|---|---|---|
| Customers | modify | store_v2_customers |
| Customers | read-only | store_v2_customers_read_only |
For more information on Authenticating BigCommerce APIs, see: Authentication.
Available Endpoints
| Resource / Endpoint | Description |
|---|---|
| Customers | Identity and account details for customers shopping on BigCommerce stores |
| Customers Addresses | Postal address belonging to a customer. |
| Customers Groups | Groupings of customers who share the same level of access and discounts |
| Customers Validate Password | Validate customer passwords |
Usage Notes
Customer Groups
- Customer Groups are only available on specific plans.
Customers vs. Subscribers
- A subscriber is not always a customer. Someone can sign up for the newsletter only and not create an account.
- A customer is not always a subscriber. Signing up for the newsletter is a separate action from creating an account and purchasing an item.
- A customer and a subscriber can be the same. If a shopper checks out on the storefront, creates an account and opts into the newsletter, they are a customer and a subscriber.