CDON Marketplace Connector

What it does

CDON is a large Nordic online marketplace. In 2026 CDON moved sellers to a new merchant API and closed CDON Connect. This add-on integrates CS-Cart, CS-Cart Ultimate, Multi-Vendor and Multi-Vendor Ultimate with that new API, using your own CDON seller account. It suits shops in or outside the Nordics that want CDON as an extra sales channel, and marketplaces whose vendors sell on CDON with their own accounts.

How it works

Enter the merchant ID and API token from CDON, test in the sandbox, then switch to production. Tick your markets and exchange rates, map categories and properties, add products. The sync creates the articles, reads CDON's result per market and keeps stock and prices current. New CDON orders become CS-Cart orders; a shipment with a tracking number fulfils the CDON order. Failed jobs are retried and logged.

Features

• Uses the new CDON merchant API with your own seller account, sandbox and production
• Markets Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Norway with prices in SEK, DKK, EUR and NOK
• Exchange rate per currency (own rate or the CS-Cart currency table), markup and price endings per market
• Titles and descriptions in every CDON language your store has, Nordic letters kept intact
• Brand, GTIN, properties, condition, delivery type, delivery time per market and GPSR manufacturer data
• Bulk article creation with per market results; a lost answer never creates an article twice
• Stock and price sync with buffer and minimum stock
• Order import exactly once, amounts converted to your currency, optional acceptance at CDON
• Fulfilment with tracking number and carrier from CS-Cart shipments, cancellations at CDON followed in CS-Cart, new orders cancelled at CDON from the Orders page
• Rate limits respected, refused credentials pause the account, job queue with retries and a log
• Multi-Vendor: one marketplace account or one CDON account per vendor
• Links and settings kept on uninstall, so a reinstall never imports an order twice

What you get

Compatibility

We list only the builds we install and test on. “Tested” means the full test plan was run on that build; “Supported” means the build is inside the supported range and uses the same hooks.

Requirements