Introduction
Makeshop (메이크샵) is a Korean e-commerce platform for online stores. The connector reads a shop’s orders, cancellations, returns, and product catalog through Makeshop’s Open API, exposing order-level sales analytics and product data for dashboards. It authenticates with a static shop-specific key pair (Shop Key + License Key + shop domain) and operates exclusively in Korean Won (KRW). As an e-commerce connector, order and product breakdowns are standardized so widgets can aggregate alongside ad-platform sources without additional configuration. Because Makeshop does not expose its own reconstructed sales analytics, order, revenue, and product figures are rebuilt from raw order and product records; if a figure does not reconcile against the shop’s own reporting, contact Adriel support. To connect this data source, see How to connect Makeshop to Adriel.Data refresh strategy
Architecture data
Architecture covers the store and its products. The catalog is fully refreshed once per day — every run fetches all products (paginated 1,000 per request), not a date-scoped window. Each product becomes a single record; the snapshot includes product name, sale price, retail (consumer) price, image, status, stock quantity, options, supply and provider names, engagement counts (views, orders, cart adds, reviews, wishlists), loyalty points, and created / updated timestamps.Reports data
Reports include order-level financial and status data. Refresh schedule. Orders sync daily (not hourly) with a 3-day lookback window: each run re-pulls the three most recent calendar days to capture late-arriving or updated orders. Orders are fetched one calendar day at a time and paginated at 5,000 orders per page. Because Makeshop can split a single order’s items across pages, records are merged by order ID after each day is collected. Historical window. Up to 90 days of historical orders can be back-filled. Any query with a start date earlier than 90 days before today is clamped to that boundary; older orders cannot be retrieved through this connector.Architecture levels
Store → Product, and Order → Line item. Each product is a single record (product options are captured as a serialized text field rather than as separate variant rows). Each order line item is a row on its order.Date range limits
The 90-day historical window applies to all breakdowns: no order data before 90 days ago is available regardless of the selected grouping.
Metrics
How to read the columnsThe Data type column uses this vocabulary: Number, Currency, Percentage, Ratio, Duration, Date, Text, URL, Array, Boolean.The API Key column uses code style like
sellprice for the literal Makeshop Open API field (Korean field labels appear where the platform uses them). Italic text describes how a value is produced when it does not map cleanly to a single Makeshop field — typically an aggregation across order rows, a version-dependent field, or an Adriel-side computation.Two order formats (v1 and v2). Makeshop returns orders in one of two formats depending on the shop’s account age. A few values differ between them: discount comes from a single field in v1 and a summed field in v2; item price uses different fields; tax is only present in v1; and loyalty-points / store-credit metrics are only present in v2. Where a value is version-dependent, the API Key column is marked accordingly.
Orders
Revenue & sales
Cancellations and returns reduce payment totals. Cancelled and returned orders are emitted as separate records with a negative payment amount and zeroed price, discount, tax, and shipping values, so refunds net against Order Payment Amount rather than appearing as a positive sales line.
Products
Product Order metrics link products with their orders. When a Product Order metric is used with a product filter, only the portion of the order tied to that product is included, and only orders containing at least one matching product are shown. Use Product Order metrics only when necessary.
Customers
Fulfillment & delivery
Breakdowns
Store & product hierarchy
Order details
Time & date grouping
These groupings are Adriel-side aggregations of the same underlying order data, produced on demand for reporting.
Overview & status
These grouping options are provided by Adriel and are not tied to a Makeshop field.
Limitations
Based on the current connector, Makeshop has:- A 90-day historical limit. Orders older than 90 days from today cannot be back-filled.
- Daily refresh cadence with a 3-day lookback. Orders are re-pulled for the three most recent days on each daily run; there is no hourly refresh.
- KRW only. All order and product amounts are denominated in Korean Won; there is no per-order currency detection.
- No tax on v2 orders. Order Tax Amount is populated only for v1-format orders; v2 orders return no tax value.
- Loyalty-points and store-credit metrics are v2-only. Order Used Reserve and Order Used Emoney are absent on v1-format orders.
- Refunds net against payment totals. Cancelled and returned orders appear as separate records with a negative payment amount rather than a positive refund metric.
- No custom breakdowns. Only the standard e-commerce breakdowns apply; the connector defines no platform-specific breakdowns or raw metrics.
- Unlimited stock reads as blank. Products set to unlimited stock return no quantity value (distinct from zero stock).
API references
- Makeshop Open API — accessed per shop through the shop domain’s
open_api.htmlendpoint using the Shop Key and License Key. (No canonical public API documentation URL is confirmed; reviewer to supply the correct reference.) - Makeshop — platform site.
See also
- How to connect Makeshop (paired how-to)
- Cafe24 data reference — Korean commerce platform
- Godomall data reference — Korean commerce platform
- Naver Smart Store data reference — Korean e-commerce platform
- Shopify data reference — direct-to-consumer commerce platform
