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Install the Global‑e Module

Follow one of the methods below to install the Global-e module for Shopware.

Method 1. Install the module from the server

  1. Install the source code.

    1. Get the installation zip file, GlobalEShopware6-x.x.x.zip, from Global-e.

    2. Extract the zip file to custom/plugins/directory.

  2. Enable the Plugin.

    1. Go to Extensions → My extensions

    2. Click Install app.

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    3. Enable the Global-e plugin.

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  3. Configure the plugin.

    1. To the right of the Global-e plugin click the three dots → Configuration

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      The Global-e plugin configuration page opens.

    2. Set the merchant configuration values.

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Method 2. Upload the module's zip file to Shopware admin

  1. Go to Extensions → My extensions.

  2. Click Upload extensions and select the zip file.

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    The Global-e plugin is added to the My Extensions page.

  3. On the right side of the Global-e plugin click Install app.

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  4. Enable the Global-e plugin.

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Method 3. Install the module from the Shopware Marketplace

Note: To install a Global-e module from the Shopware marketplace you need to register for a Shopware account and register your shop. Insert the hash you receive in sw-domain-hash.html in the public directory of your shop.

  1. Go to ModulesMarketplace and search for Global-e.

    The search results display the Global-e Cross-Border app.

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  2. Click Add Extension for free.

    The Global-e Cross-Border extension is added to your My Extensions page.

    When a new version of the module is released, you will see it in My extensions.

Global‑e Shopware Plugin
  • SendOrderToMerchant – to transfer new orders from Global‑e to Shopware

  • PerformOrderPayment – to notify the merchant that payment was authorised

  • UpdateOrderStatus – to notify the merchant of any change made to an order (e.g. cancellation, status change…)

  • NotifyOrderRefund – to notify the merchant of a full order refund

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In Shopware, the order is created as a standard Shopware order, following the native Shopware creation flow.