Getting started
Integrate Closku's virtual try-on platform into your e-commerce solution. This guide covers the integration sequence, authentication, and your first successful workflow.
Integration overview
Closku provides a low-code integration path for most e-commerce platforms and a full API for custom implementations. The platform handles AI-driven virtual try-on rendering, usage tracking, and widget deployment, and your integration connects these capabilities into your existing storefront.
Keep the initial integration narrow. Prove the first successful workflow before you broaden into edge cases and secondary features.
Recommended sequence
Start by establishing authentication: obtain API credentials and configure request authorization before anything else. Then integrate the widget by deploying it on your product pages. With the widget in place, sync your catalog by pushing product data and images to the Closku platform. After the catalog is live, set up webhook handling to subscribe to try-on lifecycle events. Finally, implement usage monitoring to track try-on volume and plan limits via the API. This order reduces ambiguity and gives you observable checkpoints as the integration grows.
Integration options
| Approach | When to use | Effort |
|---|---|---|
| Low-code widget | stores on major e-commerce platforms | Minimal (deploy a script tag) |
| Platform API | Custom e-commerce solutions or Enterprise | Full integration (requires API access) |
| Hybrid | Widget with custom event handling | Moderate (widget plus webhook consumption) |
Next steps
Credentials, request authorization, and trust boundaries.
Try-on processing lifecycle and order states.
Related pages
Resource groups and available actions.
Error handling and retry design.