Wholesale and direct-to-consumer teams need a clear view of how products, prices, and orders fit together. Connect available Faire information alongside the company data already used for other channels, so teams and AI can work with more context. One brand generates an access token in the Brand Portal; a partner that connects many brands uses OAuth, and the brand approves scopes for products, orders, and inventory.
A single brand creates an access token in the Brand Portal. A partner app sends OAuth headers and the brand approves scopes: products, orders, brand, retailer, inventories, shipments, and reviews. Prices sit under products. Shipments sit under orders. There is no separate price scope.
The brand approves those scopes. The External API reference does not publish a second review timeline for that grant, and it does not include an MCP server. An AI reaches Faire through the API.
The brand profile, products and variants, wholesale and retail prices, on-hand, committed, and available inventory, orders, packing slips, and reviews. Faire calculates the payout. The brand does not write that payout object.
Products, variants, prepacks, images, tags, on-hand and available inventory, and wholesale and retail prices. On an order the brand can accept, backorder, ship, or cancel. Creating an object uses an idempotence token.
Faire does not publish a switch that copies stock or price to Shopify or Amazon. Each platform keeps its own price and quantity. Keeping the channels aligned requires a workflow that respects the source and update rules for each platform. See the inventory guide for more on how quantities differ.
Review Faire wholesale pricing alongside the retail prices used by Shopify and other connected channels.
Orders, products, variants, and inventory can be understood beside the other channels rather than in an isolated wholesale view.
Use shared product and order context when considering a price change. Your team decides how supported changes are reviewed and handled for each channel.
Yes. The Faire External API, version 2, is at www.faire.com/external-api/v2.
One brand generates an access token in the Brand Portal. A partner that connects many brands uses OAuth, and the brand approves scopes for products, orders, inventory, and shipments.
Yes. The API can write products, variants, images, wholesale and retail prices, and on-hand and available inventory. Faire calculates the payout. The brand does not write that payout.
Faire does not copy stock to Shopify or Amazon for you. Each platform keeps its own price and quantity. Keeping them aligned requires a workflow that accounts for both platforms and their separate inventory rules.
No official Faire MCP server is documented for this connection. The Faire External API is the documented connection for catalog, price, and order data.
Bring wholesale and retail product context together, then scope channel-specific follow-up with your team.
Faire, Shopify, and Amazon each keep a different quantity.
Bring the wholesale workflows and products your team wants to connect.
Bring the wholesale price, the DTC price, and the team workflows that should use both.
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