Connecting Noon Store

Connecting Noon Store

What is SyncMe?
Managing multiple online stores often means jumping between dashboards, manually updating inventory, and constantly checking if product listings and orders are aligned across platforms. As your business grows, this process quickly becomes time-consuming and prone to mistakes.

What is connecting your Noon store in SyncMe?

Connecting your Noon store links it to SyncMe so you can manage it alongside your other sales channels. Once connected, you can import your product catalog, link matching products using SKU, and sync inventory and orders across your stores.

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How to Connect Noon

Follow these steps to connect your Noon store with SyncMe:

Step 1: Select Noon

In SyncMe, go to the Sync Channels page to view all available sales channels, then find Noon in the channels list and click Sync Channel to begin the connection setup.


Figure 1: Select Noon

Step 2: Open Noon channel setup

You will be taken to the Noon connection page in SyncMe. This is where you will later enter your Noon credentials, such as the warehouse code, key ID, project code, and private key.


Figure 2: Open Noon channel setup

IdeaBefore you continue

The next steps will show you exactly where to find each Noon credential, so you can come back and fill the SyncMe form easily.

Step 3: Go to Noon Partners

Open noon.partners and log in to your account.


Figure 3: Go to Noon Partners

Step 4: Enter your login details

Type your phone number or email address, then click Continue to proceed.

Step 5: Enter the OTP code

Check your email, enter the 6-digit OTP code, and complete the login process.


Figure 5: Enter the OTP code

Step 6: Open noon.com under Primary Services

After logging in, click noon.com under Primary Services to continue.


Figure 6: Open noon.com under Primary Services

Step 7: Go to Warehouse settings

Expand Fulfilled by Partner, open Fulfilled by Partner Integration, then click Warehouse.

Figure 7: Go to Warehouse settings

Step 8: Create a new warehouse

On the Integration Warehouses page, click Add New Warehouse.


Figure 8: Create a new warehouse

Step 9: Enter warehouse details
Type a warehouse name, choose your Operating Country, then click Create Warehouse.


Figure 9: Enter warehouse details

Step 10: Configure the warehouse
After the warehouse is created, click Configure Warehouse to open its settings.

Figure 10: Configure the warehouse

Step 11: Choose the warehouse integrator configuration
Inside the warehouse settings page, click Choose Integrator to start the integration setup.

Figure 11: Choose the warehouse integrator configuration

Step 12: Add the webhook URL and API key

Select the Webhook option. Then enter the webhook URL and API key and click Apply to save the integrator configuration.


Figure 12: Add the webhook URL and API key

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Webhook URL
Use this webhook URL when configuring Noon: https://api.prod.syncme.io/noon/webhook

Step 13: Open Warehouse General Configurations

Back on the warehouse settings page, click Warehouse General Configurations to continue with the required setup.



Figure 13: Open Warehouse General Configurations

Step 14: Add processing time

Click Add Processing Time, then choose the processing time that matches your warehouse operations.

Figure 14: Add Processing Time

Step 15: Add delivery model

Click Add Delivery Model and choose the delivery model that fits your items and shipping setup.

Figure 15: Add Delivery Model 

Step 16: Add custom holidays if needed

If your warehouse has holidays or blackout dates, click Add Custom Holiday and enter the required details.

Figure 16: Add Custom Holiday

Step 17: Activate the warehouse

Make sure your warehouse setup is complete. The warehouse status should be active, and the setup progress should show 100%.

Now turn on the warehouse status toggle to activate the warehouse.


Figure 17: Completed warehouse setup

Step 18: Copy the warehouse code

On the warehouse settings page, copy the warehouse code shown under the warehouse information.

Figure 18 Copy the warehouse code

Step 19: Paste the warehouse code into SyncMe

Go back to SyncMe and paste the copied value into the Warehouse Code field.



Figure 19: Paste the warehouse code into SyncMe

Step 20: Open User Access in Noon Partners

Go back to Noon Partners. Under Admin, expand User & Access to continue the setup.


Figure 20: Open User Access in Noon Partners

Step 21: Open API Users

Click API Users to access and manage API service accounts.



Figure 21: Open API Users

Step 22: Create a service account

On the API Users page, click Add Service Account to create new API access credentials.



Figure 22: Create a service account

Step 23: Open the service account details

After creating the account, click the service account row to open and view its details.


Figure 23: Open the service account details

Step 24: Locate your Key ID

Inside the Manage Service Account panel, find the Key ID under Service Account Credentials. You will use this in SyncMe.



Figure 24: Locate your Key ID

NotesGenerated JSON file

When Noon Partners generates your API credentials, a JSON file is created automatically. You will copy the required values from this file.

Step 25: Open the JSON file

Open the generated JSON file. It contains the key_id, project_code, and private_key values you need.



Figure 25: Open the JSON file

Step 26: Copy the key_id value

In the JSON file, copy the full value next to key_id.



Figure 26: Copy the key_id value

Step 27: Paste Key ID into SyncMe

Return to SyncMe and paste the copied value into the Key ID field.


Figure 27: Add key_id in SyncMe

Step 28: Copy the project_code value

In the JSON file, copy the value next to project_code.

Figure 28: Copy project_code Value


Step 29: Paste Project Code into SyncMe

Go back to SyncMe and paste the copied value into the Project Code field.

Figure 29: Add project_code in SyncMe

Step 30: Copy the private key

In the JSON file, copy the full private_key value from BEGIN PRIVATE KEY to END PRIVATE KEY.


Figure 30: Copy private_Key Value

Step 31: Paste Private Key into SyncMe

Back in SyncMe, paste the copied private key into the Private Key field.

Figure 31: Add private_Key in SyncMe

Step 32: Enter your website nickname

In SyncMe, type your website nickname in the Website Nickname field to complete the setup form.

Figure 32: Enter Website Nickname
Step 33: Start the sync

After filling all required fields, click Start Sync.

Figure 33: Click Start Sync

Step 34: Confirm the channel connection

Once setup is completed, your Noon channel will appear as Connected on the Sync Channels page and will be ready to use.



Figure 34: Confirm the channel connection

▶️ What to Do Next

After successfully connecting your Shopify store, proceed with these next steps:

  1. Import Your Inventory: Ensure that products appear in the Product List after import.

  2. Link Matching Products: Link products across channels using the same SKUs (including variants).

  3. Enable Inventory Sync: Prevent overselling by syncing inventory across channels.

  4. Manage Orders: Use the Order Management feature to manage orders and sync updates back to the original store.

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🔗 Related articles 
Use these next steps after this overview: 
  1. Import Your Data
  2. Inventory Syncing 
  3. Orders & Fulfillment Guide 

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