Admin API
Catalog syncOAuth client credentials for the connection test and catalog import: products, variants, prices, stock, media, and categories.
Turn your Shopware catalog into a conversational shopping experience.
Shopware merchants already have the products, prices, and stock. Pico reads that catalog and lets shoppers describe what they need instead of hunting through filters.
Shopper experience
A Shopware shopper describes the product. Pico searches the catalog you synced.
Interactive demo · sample catalog This preview plays a sample outdoor catalog so you can see the conversation. It is not your Shopware shop. The sandbox runs the same journey on the Pico API. After you connect Shopware, discovery uses your products, prices, and stock.
Pico Sample catalog · not your Shopware shop
Watch a shopper ask for waterproof hiking boots under €150…
Real API session
Then point it at Shopware
The sandbox is a live Pico session. Connecting Shopware replaces the sample catalog with the sales channel you choose. No plugin and no database access.
Try the demoFor Shopware 6
Built around the catalog you already maintain
Catalog synchronization
Pico imports parent products, variants, prices, stock, media, and categories through the Shopware Admin API. If Shopware did not send a price or a stock figure, Pico does not invent one.
Admin API
Product discovery
“Waterproof hiking boots under €150” is a normal shopper sentence. Pico searches the synced Shopware catalog and recommends products that are actually in that shop.
Setup in Shopware Admin
Create an integration under Settings → System → Integrations, copy the sales channel access key, and run a connection test. Pico never needs a plugin or direct database access.
Configuration
From Shopware Admin to a shopper conversation
The credentials already live in Shopware. Pico does not ask you to install anything in the shop.
- 1
Create an integration
In Shopware Admin, add an integration and copy the access key ID and secret once. Pico stores them encrypted and does not show them again.
- 2
Choose the sales channel
The shop domain and Store API access key tell Pico which storefront to read. Use the same host shoppers use.
- 3
Sync, then let shoppers ask
A catalog sync fills Pico from Shopware. The storefront widget answers from those products. Cart writes stay hidden unless the connector supports them.
What the connector does
Shopware stays the system of record
Pico is a discovery layer on top of Shopware 6. It does not replace the cart, checkout, or the admin you already use.
Store API
Sales channelThe sales channel access key lets Pico read storefront context and probe availability for the channel you selected.
Storefront widget
No pluginA small embed on the Shopware storefront opens the conversation. Shoppers compare products. They are not shown a cart button Shopware sync cannot honor.
Shopware catalog sync and discovery are available. Add-to-cart is not offered for Shopware until that write action is supported. Pico will not pretend the cart succeeded.
Shopware questions
Objections worth answering before you connect
Do I need a Shopware plugin?
No. Pico uses the Admin API and Store API credentials you create in Shopware Admin. There is no plugin to install and no direct database access.
Will the sample catalog leak into my shop?
No. The preview on this page is a labeled sample. A Shopware store does not fall back to that mock catalog. Discovery uses the products synced from your sales channel.
Can shoppers add to the Shopware cart?
Not from the Shopware connector today. Catalog sync and product discovery are the supported path. Pico hides add-to-cart rather than inventing a successful cart action.
Where is the setup recorded?
The Shopware 6 guide lists the integration, the sales channel access key, the connection test, and the catalog sync. It matches the screens in Shopware Admin.
Next step
See the conversation, then connect your Shopware catalog
Try the sample journey in the sandbox. When you want Pico on your shop, request access and follow the Shopware setup guide.
Get early access
Tell us you run Shopware 6. The form is already set to that platform.