Event GroupEvent Identification
product_listingsproduct_listings/add
Occurs whenever a product is added to a sales channel.
Request Headers
  • Content-Type string required
    The field must be set to the fixed value application/json; charset=utf-8.
  • X-Shopline-Topic string required
    The unique identifier for the event.
    Example: orders/edited
  • X-Shopline-Hmac-Sha256 string required
    The signature of the request. Upon receiving the request, you must verify the signature to confirm the authenticity and integrity of the data.
    Example: XWmrwMey6OsLMeiZKwP4FppHH3cmAiiJJAweH5Jo4bM=
  • X-Shopline-Shop-Domain string required
    The store domain.
    Example: example.myshopline.com
  • X-Shopline-Shop-Id string required
    The store ID.
    Example: 1610418123456
  • X-Shopline-Merchant-Id string required
    The merchant ID.
    Example: 2000001234
  • X-Shopline-API-Version string required
    The API version.
    Example: v20250601
  • X-Shopline-Webhook-Id string required
    The ID of this Webhook event.
    Example: b54557e48a5fbf7d70bcd043
Request Body
  • product_listingobject
    The product information.
  • body_html string
    The product description.
  • combined_listingobject
    A combined listing object that stores the associated parent product ID and child product IDs.
  • combined_listing_children_ids array
    A list of child product IDs in the combined listing.
    Example: ["16057850264845250791280282","16057850264845250333280282"]
  • parent_product_id string
    The parent product ID in the combined listing.
    Example: 16050375155238626683133099
  • combined_listing_role string
    The role of the product in a combined listing. Valid values are:
    • parent: Parent product of the combined listing.
    • child: Child product of the combined listing.
    • no_role: Non-combined standalone product.
  • created_at string
    The date and time when the product was created. Format: ISO 8601.
    Example: 2025-03-06T02:20:26+08:00
  • handle string
    The semantically unique identifier for the product, which is generated based on title by default.
    Example: product
  • id string
    The unique identifier for the product.
    Example: 16057850264845250791280282
  • imagesobject[]
    A list of product images.
    DEPRECATED:This parameter is deprecated from API version v20260301.
  • alt string
    The alternative textual description of the product image, usually a word or phrase with the characteristics or content of the image.
    Example: This is an image alt.
  • src string
    The link to the product image.
    Example: https://img.myshopline.com/image/official/e46e6189dd5641a3b179444cacdcdd2a.png
  • optionsobject[]
    A list of product options.
  • id string
    The unique identifier for the option.
    Example: 16158068291703878544960282
  • name string
    The name of the option.
    Example: Color
  • option_valuesobject[]
    A list of product option values.
  • id string
    The unique identifier for the option value.
    Example: 16050375155238626683133099
  • value string
    The option value.
    Example: red
  • product_id string
    The unique identifier for the product corresponding to the option.
    Example: 16057850264845250791280282
  • values array
    A list of option values.
    Example: ["red","green","white"]
  • values_images map
    The mapping relationship between the option values and the corresponding image URLs.
  • product_behavior string
    Used to identify the special behavior of the product. This field returns a value only under certain conditions.
    For example, if the product has potential risks, the field returns a value.
    Example: RISK, HIDDEN
  • product_category string
    The product category customized by the merchant.
    Example: Electronics
  • product_type string
    The source of the product. Valid values are:
    • NORMAL: Products maintained in the SHOPLINE Admin
    • POD_TEMPORARY: Temporary products on the POD app
    • TEMPORARY: Other temporary products
  • published_at string
    The date and time when the product was published to the online store. Format: ISO 8601.
    Example: 2025-03-06T02:20:26+08:00
  • published_scope string
    The published scope of product sales channels. The value of this field is fixed to web, indicating an online store.
  • spu string
    The identifier customized for the product by the merchant. It is distinct from product.id returned by SHOPLINE.
    Example: S00000001
  • standard_category_id string
    The unique identifier for the standard product category.
    Example: 3237
  • status string
    The status of the product. Valid values are:
    • active: Product published
    • draft: Product unpublished
    • archived: Product archived
  • subtitle string
    The subtitle of the product.
    Example: This is a subtitle
  • tags string
    A list of tags of the product.
    Example: tag1, tag2
  • template_path string
    The theme template of the product.
    Example: templates/product.product_template_name.json
  • title string
    The name of the product.
    Example: This is a Product title
  • updated_at string
    The date and time when the product was last updated. Format: ISO 8601.
    Example: 2025-03-06T02:20:26+08:00
  • variantsobject[]
    A list of product variants.
  • barcode string
    The barcode of the variant.
    Example: T0000001
  • compare_at_price string
    The original price of the variant. The value is rounded to two decimal places.
    Example: 129.99
  • id string
    The unique identifier for the variant.
    Example: 18057850264851626133510282
  • imageobject
    The image of the variant.
  • alt string
    The alternative textual description of the variant image, usually a word or phrase with the characteristics or content of the image.
    Example: This is an image alt.
  • src string
    The link to the variant image.
    Example: https://img.myshopline.com/image/official/e46e6189dd5641a3b179444cacdcdd2a.png
  • inventory_policy string
    The overselling policy for the variant. Valid values are:
    • deny: Does not allow overselling.
    • continue: Allow overselling.
  • inventory_quantity integer
    The total inventory quantity at all storage locations.
    Example: 99
  • inventory_tracker boolean
    Indicates whether the inventory tracking is enabled.
    • true: Inventory tracking is enabled.
    • false: Inventory tracking is not enabled.
  • option1 string
    Information of the first option of the variant.
    Example: red
  • option2 string
    Information of the second option of the variant.
    Example: xl
  • option3 string
    Information of the third option of the variant.
    Example: cotton
  • option4 string
    Information of the fourth option of the variant.
    Example: short
  • option5 string
    Information of the fifth option of the variant.
    Example: casual
  • price string
    The selling price of the variant. The value is rounded to two decimal places.
    Example: 90.22
  • product_id string
    The unique identifier for the product corresponding to the variant.
    Example: 16057850264845250791280282
  • required_shipping boolean
    Indicates whether the variant requires shipping.
    • true: Shipping is required.
    • false: Shipping is not required.
  • sku string
    The product SKU. It is distinct from variant.id returned by SHOPLINE.
    Example: S000000001
  • taxable boolean
    Indicates whether the variant is subject to tax.
    • true: Tax is required.
    • false: Tax is not required.
  • title string
    The name of the variant, concatenated from its option values.
    Example: red · xl
  • weight string
    The weight of the variant. The value is rounded up to two decimal places.
    Example: 0.23
  • weight_unit string
    The unit of weight for the variant. Valid values are:
    • g: Gram
    • kg: Kilogram
    • lb: Pound
    • oz: Ounce
    • zh_kg: Kilogram
  • vendor string
    The brand or vendor of the product.
    Example: SHOPLINE
Status Codes
After receiving a webhook notification from SHOPLINE, you must respond with the following format:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
For more information about how to subscribe to webhooks and webhook response rules, refer to Webhook overview.
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