Wix to Odoo Import — Catalog Migration

The V3 catalog, cursor-based

The module queries the Wix Stores REST API version 3: products, variants, categories, contacts and orders. Pagination uses an opaque cursor, and the module follows the next-page indicator rather than counting — a cursor returned without that indicator may point to an empty page.

Three Wix specifics, handled

Everything is requested via POST, with filtering and pagination in the request body. A connector written on the Shopify model gets nothing.

The authorization header does not carry “Bearer”: the official examples write the token alone. The opposite habit produces a rejection that nothing explains.

You must designate the site. An API key applies to an account, not to a site: each call carries the site identifier. That is why this module asks for two settings, not one.

The hidden cost of variants, acknowledged

The Wix list query does not return variants: the documentation says so explicitly. Each product must be requested in detail. The module does this — variants without prices are not worth importing — and caps the number of products per page accordingly, rather than letting the migration collapse on a thousand-item catalog.

Not proven in production

The Wix API requires an account, a site and a key created by the account owner: no public route allows it to be tested. This connector is written from the official documentation and tested against recorded responses. The screen reminds you: start with a trial run.

What the module does not do

It does not synchronize continuously: it is a migration tool, not a sales connector. It writes nothing to Wix. It requires the free base module dyo_import_boutique.