3 days
free trial to validate the workflow
Connector for OpenCart 3.x
Connect your OpenCart store to efood.gr without maintaining the same catalog twice
Keep OpenCart as the control center while the connector handles vendor-aware setup, custom pricing, category mapping, and order flows that can be maintained in real production conditions.
- Secure API connectivity with per-store and per-vendor configuration.
- Vendor-aware category mapping, sync scope, and pricing emulator.
- Webhooks, status updates, diagnostics, and automation-ready flows.
€199
full version after the trial
OpenCart 3.x
supported store versions
Operating model
OpenCart stays in charge of your catalog workflow
The connector is built for teams that want to manage catalog, categories, pricing, and order-related flows from one familiar OpenCart admin instead of splitting critical work across two systems.
That leads to a cleaner setup, less manual maintenance, and better operational visibility whenever you need to rerun a sync, inspect vendor-specific rules, or diagnose a production issue.
Ideal for
- Stores that want to push catalog data to efood without double entry.
- Multi-store or multi-vendor setups that need independent configuration.
- Businesses that want to validate final pricing before each sync.
- Teams that need webhooks, status updates, and logs in real operating conditions.
Secure API access
Credentials and vendor-specific settings are managed inside OpenCart admin so communication with efood stays controlled.
Multi-store & vendors
Each store or vendor context can keep separate configuration without breaking the daily admin workflow.
Catalog sync
The connector organizes product pushes in batches with clearer scope and more practical reruns when changes need to be repeated.
Pricing emulator
Preview the final synchronized result before publishing changes so margin and vendor-policy mistakes are caught earlier.
Orders & statuses
Webhook flows, polling fallback, queue processing, and status updates are handled from the same operational layer.
Practical rollout
From initial setup to daily monitoring
This is not a thin demo connector. It is a structure for getting a real store live and keeping the integration understandable once production traffic starts flowing.
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Connect the right vendor contexts securely
Define credentials and separate store or vendor settings so the integration starts with the correct ownership boundaries.
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Map categories and define sync scope
Category mapping is built on live efood API data and can be limited to specific scope rules or subcategories.
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Validate pricing before a sync goes live
The pricing emulator helps you test vendor-specific rules before any change is pushed to efood.
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Monitor orders, logs, and diagnostics
With webhooks, polling fallback, CLI routes, and admin tooling, issues can be inspected faster when a flow needs attention.
Catalog & categories
A sync flow that starts in OpenCart and reaches the right efood scope
The difficult part of this kind of connector is not merely sending products. It is controlling exactly what leaves OpenCart, which categories it maps to, and how safely the process can be repeated whenever the catalog changes.
- Dynamic category retrieval from the efood API so mapping is based on real available data.
- All, none, or custom category selection with clearer synchronization scope.
- Subcategory support and batch-based catalog processing for more controlled reruns.
Pricing control
Custom pricing that can be tested before it goes live
Marketplace and delivery channels rarely follow the exact pricing model of the main e-shop. The connector leaves room for vendor-specific rules without forcing manual workarounds.
- Separate pricing rules per vendor or commercial policy.
- Preview the final synchronized price before data is sent to efood.
- Better control in margin scenarios where the base e-shop price is not enough.
Orders & diagnostics
Order flows that can be monitored and extended
The order layer is structured so everyday operations, troubleshooting, and later custom extensions remain manageable as the integration becomes more demanding.
- Inbound orders through webhooks with polling fallback where needed.
- Queue processing and status updates from OpenCart back to efood for safer execution.
- Per-vendor diagnostics, logs, and CLI-friendly automation for faster troubleshooting.
Inside the admin
Real screens from the connector
Use the screenshots to inspect the setup structure, pricing controls, and diagnostics before you start the trial.
Main connection settings and the core connector setup.
Open full screenshot Vendor-aware order flow, status mapping, and related order settings.
Open full screenshot Custom pricing rules and preview of the final synchronized price.
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Diagnostic tooling and category synchronization diagnostics.
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Embedded guidance for webhooks, routes, and order-related flows.
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Frequently asked questions about the efood.gr OpenCart Connector
What does the efood.gr OpenCart Connector actually do?
The plugin connects OpenCart to efood.gr and covers catalog sync, category mapping, custom pricing, vendor-aware configuration, and order-related automation from OpenCart admin.
Is there a free trial before I buy the full version?
Yes. The product page in the e-shop offers a free 3-day trial so you can validate the connector in your own environment before moving to the full version.
How much does the full version cost after the trial?
The full plugin license costs €199. The trial exists so you can validate the integration with real data before you commit.
Can I use different vendor IDs?
Yes. The plugin includes vendor-aware logic and can support multiple vendor IDs, which is especially useful in more complex setups or multi-store installations.
How does category mapping work with efood?
The connector can fetch live categories from the efood API, support search-based selection, and manage custom synchronization scope with subcategory support.
Can I check the final price before synchronization?
Yes. The pricing emulator lets you inspect the final synchronized price before data is sent, which is particularly useful when pricing rules vary per vendor.
Are order flows and status updates supported?
Yes. The plugin supports order flows through webhooks, polling fallback where needed, queue processing, and status updates from OpenCart back to efood.
Can it be extended with custom development?
Yes. If you need extra flows, specialized pricing logic, or custom order automation, we can extend the base implementation with tailored development on top of the existing plugin.
Trial & rollout
Confirm the workflow before moving to the full version
Compatibility and extensibility
The plugin is built for OpenCart 3.x and can be extended when the base setup needs more advanced order flows, pricing logic, or custom automation.
Talk to our teamTest the real workflow first
Start with the free 3-day trial and move to the €199 full version only after you confirm that catalog, pricing, and order flows cover your store.
Go to the free trialFor installation help, custom logic, or pre-purchase questions contact us.
efood.gr OpenCart Connector
Launch the integration without maintaining the same catalog by hand twice
Test the plugin inside your own OpenCart environment first and move to a full rollout only after you confirm that mapping, pricing, and order flows behave the way your store needs.