Install guides
Idukki modules for the stores that are not on Shopify.
Five modules put galleries on your storefront and send Idukki what it needs to tag posts with your products and match orders to the gallery. All five are in early access: built and tested in development, not yet in any marketplace, and not yet run on a merchant store. Each guide says exactly what has been checked.
- Magento 2 / Adobe CommerceIdukki_PairConnect moduleCMS and product page galleries, catalogue sync, orders with the visitor id. Checked in development, not yet run on a store.Read the guide
- PrestaShopidukki moduleHome, product page and hook galleries, catalogue sync, orders with the visitor id. Exercised on a PrestaShop 8.1 demo store.Read the guide
- Salesforce Commerce Cloudint_idukki + bm_idukki cartridgesSFRA widget, Page Designer component, catalogue job, order feed. Not yet run on B2C Commerce.Read the guide
- WooCommerceWordPress pluginBlock, shortcode and product page galleries, consent gate, visitor id on every order. Catalogue and orders run on Idukki’s side.Read the guide
- BigCommerceSingle-click appPage Builder widget and a storefront script that loads only where a gallery is placed. Orders and catalogue run on Idukki’s side.Read the guide
Five platforms, one way of working.
- One key per store. Magento, PrestaShop and Salesforce Commerce Cloud connect with a store connection key that starts with idk_pc_, made in the Idukki dashboard (Settings, then the platform tab under Integrations). WooCommerce and BigCommerce use it only for a connection test.
- The same gallery everywhere. Each module renders the standard Idukki mount and loads the widget once per page, with a product filter on product pages and a consent setting that keeps the widget off until the shopper agrees.
- Orders carry the visitor id. Each order reaches Idukki with the widget’s visitor id where the platform allows it, so a sale can be matched to the gallery. Proven, influenced and store orders stay in separate columns.
- No shopper names, emails or addresses from the modules. The Magento, PrestaShop and SFCC modules never send them. WooCommerce and BigCommerce orders arrive through the platform’s own order webhooks, which do include billing details; each guide says what Idukki keeps.
Want one of these on your store?
We install each module with the store, run its QA checklist together and switch on the store connection for your account. Until then, the universal snippet puts a gallery on any of these platforms today.