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The steps involved for a developer, making an iPaper Shop integration, would be.

1) Read the Shop integration documentation, thoroughly:

2) Make sure you have a test flipbook in your iPaper account have have links in place of the Shop link-action type.

FYI: Shop links will, in most cases, be created via an automated process called: Enrichment automation.

If you do not yet have links, you can create them manually.

To do so: Go to Open enrichments editor on your Flipbook.

3) Make sure the link fields contain test-data:

4) Make sure that the Integration setting is enabled inside the shop module settings on your test-flipbook.

5) Go to a Webhook test site:

There many options on Google.

And copy a new test webhook URL:

Then paste the test URL in the: Export URL field in the Shop integration settings on your test flipbook.

6) Make at test check-out from your test flipbook:

I have made a GIF where I do this test here and go to the webhook test site:

Image from the Webhook test site:

7) Format the result to see the data, that the developer will have to parse:

<shop paper="/YOUR/FLIPBOOK-URL/">
  <item>
    <amount>1</amount>
    <productid><![CDATA[ID-SKU-4]]></productid>
    <price><![CDATA[22]]></price>
    <name><![CDATA[TEST ITEM - Force Wood Saw]]></name>
    <description><![CDATA[This saw is good for testing]]></description>
  </item>
</shop>

8) Make an XML parser in your code language of choice. 

9) In case of a WhatsApp integration:

Start using the Whatsapp Business API.
https://www.facebook.com/business/m/whatsapp/business-api

10) Start working on the custom middleware site that will receive the XML from iPaper and parse it an send the data and the user on to WhatsApp:

Like in this example URL: 

I hope these steps are useful. Should you have questions then please:

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