> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://elastly.io/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Connecting Salla > Connect your Salla store to Elastly in one click. Approve access once and it syncs your catalog, cost, stock, customers, and realized orders. Elastly reads your catalog, per-item cost, stock, customers, and realized orders from Salla over the Salla Merchant API. Salla is the simplest connector to set up: there is no app to create and no credentials to paste. You approve access once and Elastly handles the rest. Setup takes about a minute. You need to be the store owner, or a user who can approve apps for the store. ## How it connects Elastly runs a single Salla app that every store connects through, so you never build one yourself. Connecting is a standard OAuth approval: In Elastly, open [Integrations](https://app.elastly.io/integrations) and press **Connect Salla**. Elastly sends you to Salla to approve. Salla shows you the access Elastly is asking for and which store you're connecting. Approve it. Salla approval screen: Elastly requesting to read catalog, customers, and orders, and to update product prices. Salla sends you back and Elastly exchanges the approval for a token, reads your store details, and starts the first sync. It takes you to the **Field mapping** page to review the defaults. See [Field mapping](/docs/field-mapping). Elastly keeps a refresh token so the scheduled sync keeps running without you re-approving. If you remove Elastly from your store on Salla's side, the connection stops syncing. ## The access it asks for Salla lists these when you approve. Elastly asks for exactly what it needs to price and nothing more. | Scope | What it's for | | --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `settings.read` | Your store's currency and whether it's a demo store. | | `customers.read` | Who is buying, so pricing can vary by customer. | | `orders.read` | Realized sales. The outcome the learning loop trains on. | | `products.read_write` | Reads your catalog, and writes an approved price back when you enable write-back. | | `offline_access` | Lets the sync keep running on a schedule without re-approving. | **Read-write is requested, but write-back stays off.** Elastly asks for product write access up front so you never have to reconnect to turn write-back on later. It writes nothing to your store until you enable it and approve a price. See [Price write-back](#price-write-back). ## What Elastly reads Elastly maps Salla's fields onto its canonical schema. The defaults fit a standard store, and you can change any of them on the Field mapping page. * **Products.** SKU, name, category, brand, price, GTIN, and stock. The product is the priced unit. * **Cost.** The product's cost field, which is your margin basis. * **Customers.** Full name, city, and country. City seeds the customer's segment and region. * **Orders.** Realized, line-level sales. This is the signal the learning loop uses to tune margins. Salla has no quotes, so like the other storefronts, Elastly learns from realized orders. **Cost is the gate.** A product with no cost has no margin basis, so Elastly leaves it unpriced until a later sync brings a cost in. Set cost on your products in Salla before you expect recommendations. ## How the sync runs * **On a schedule, unattended.** Set the cadence and direction under the connector's Sync settings. You can pause auto-sync whenever you want. * **Incremental.** After the first full pull, each run only fetches records that changed since the last watermark. * **Environment-aware.** Demo stores are detected and labelled Sandbox. Live stores show Production. ## Verify permissions If an approval is missing a scope, Salla quietly returns nothing for that record type, and the sync looks like it simply found no customers or no orders. Open **Diagnostics** on the connector page and press **Check permissions**. Elastly checks the scopes granted on your approval and flags anything missing. It runs the same check after every sync. If a scope shows Missing, reconnect from [Integrations](https://app.elastly.io/integrations) and approve again. ## Price write-back Write-back is off until you turn it on, so Elastly is read-only by default. When you enable it, an approved price publishes straight to the product in Salla. Elastly sets the price and touches nothing else on the product. * Turn it on by setting the connector's direction to include **out** under Sync settings. It stays paused until you do. * It uses the **products.read\_write** access you already approved when you connected, so there's nothing extra to grant. * Every price is yours to approve first. Elastly never publishes a price you haven't signed off on.