In the Migrate an existing Ecommerce Bridge API integration article, I’m confused what this section means.
Do I need to recreate new properties for all the ip__ecomm_bridge__ prefixed properties listed?
In the Migrate an existing Ecommerce Bridge API integration article, I’m confused what this section means.
Do I need to recreate new properties for all the ip__ecomm_bridge__ prefixed properties listed?
Hey, @eibach-cv
Existing integrations where those properties are already created in a portal will remain accessible and useable. It is only net new integrations where you would need to create new custom properties to match:
Migrating ecommerce properties
Any properties prefixed with ip__ecomm_bridge__ will remain in existing users' HubSpot accounts, but for net new integrations, developers will need to use the Properties API to define their own properties.
Have fun building! — Jaycee
Hi Jaycee, thank you for the response.
You said “properties are already created in a portal will remain accessible and useable”, but when I tried making a request using one of those properties (ip__ecomm_bridge__tax_amount), I get an error saying -- ip__ecomm_bridge__tax_amount\\\" is a read only property; its value cannot be set
Maybe I’m confused by the term net new?
Hi @Jaycee_Lewis,
I am also running into the same issue, where I am unable to use these properties both when creating and updating objects, the API responds saying any ip__ecomm_bridge property is a read only value.
Can you confirm if this is an error, or will these remain read only, requiring creation of new properties?
Thanks
@Jaycee_Lewis not sure if you saw my previous reply? I am still looking for a solution to the read only property error for ip__ecom_bridge properties
I have this question too. The existing “ip__ecomm_bridge” properties are read-only and therefore not useable. What is HubSpot’s intention here? Can they be changed so that they become writeable?