Read and manage Commerce7 POS Profiles via the API
domain: commerce7.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Add the POS Profile permission to your Commerce7 app in App Dev Center alongside Basic Auth credentials.
Call https://api.commerce7.com/v1/pos-profile (or the documented POS Profile path) with the `tenant` header to list configured POS profiles/terminals for the account.
Use GET to retrieve a specific profile's configuration before making changes in an integration.
Use POST/PUT within your app's granted access level to create or update POS profile records as needed for multi-location setups.
Cross-reference POS Profile data with Order records (also API-accessible) when reconciling which terminal/location processed a given sale.
Keep write access scoped to Full only for the specific integration that needs to manage terminals; use Read for reporting-only apps.
Known gotchas
POS Profile is a discrete permission separate from Order or Product — an app can read orders without any visibility into POS Profile configuration unless that permission is added.
POS Profile represents terminal/register configuration, not individual sale transactions; transaction-level data lives on the Order endpoint instead.
Changes to POS profiles affect what tasting-room staff see on physical terminals, so test in a non-production tenant before pushing profile changes via API.
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