1. Upload the Pinterest cartridge to your environment
   • For Sandboxes, you can use VSCode with the Prophet extension
2. Click Administration at the top of the page, then Sites, followed by Manage Sites
3. Select your site, then click Settings
4. Add the cartridge (“int_pinterest_sfra”) to each site’s cartridge path to the left of app_storefront_base
   • Use a colon to separate the cartridge from existing cartridges in the path
5. Repeat step 2, then select Business Manager, followed by Settings
6. Add the cartridge (“bm_pinterest”) to the Business Manager Site cartridge path to the left of bm_app_storefront_base
   • Use a colon to separate the cartridge from existing cartridges in the path
7. Click Administration at the top of the page, followed by Site Development
8. Select Code Deployment, then toggle code versions
9. Repeat step 7, then select Site Import and Export
10. Upload the zip file located in the metadata folder called Pinterest.zip and click Import
11. Click Administration at the top of the page, then Organization, followed by Roles & Permissions
12. Select Administrator, then Business Manager Modules
13. Add Business Manager Modules permissions for Manage App Connection and Domain Verification to the appropriate organization roles
14. Click Merchant Tools at the top of the page, then Site Preferences, followed by Custom Preferences
15. Configure the site preferences
    • Default values will work in most cases
16. Click Merchant Tools at the top of the page, then Pinterest, followed by View App Connection
17. Click Connect to connect the site to your Pinterest app

The JavaScript in this cartridge is contained within a script tag in a template file and static JavaScript files. You do not need to compile JavaScript.

You’ll need to generate credentials so Pinterest can fetch your product data. There are two options:

• Create a new Account Manager User: This has to be a real email that you have access to so you can set up two-factor authentication. Once created, assign the role of Business Manager User under eCommerce Platform in Account Manager. Then, you’ll need to define the scope for the role and assign the instances that this user will need to have access to. 
• Use your own account: This option suits non-production instances.

Once you’ve identified the user, follow the steps below:

1. Log in to the instance you’re configuring
2. If you’re not already on the profile page, click the gray profile picture at the top-right corner
3. Click Manage Access Keys
4. Click Generate Access Key
5. Select WebDAV File Access and UX Studio
6. Click Generate

Your email will be the pinterestWebDAVUser and the access key generated is your pinterestWebDAVPassword that you’ll need to save for future use.

After importing the metadata outlined in the previous section, you now have a new role that you’ll have to assign to the user. If you’re an admin, you can self-assign the role to your user. If you created a new account, you’ll need an admin to assign you the role.

• Click Merchant Tools at the top of the page
• Click Site Preferences
• Click Custom Preferences
• Click Pinterest Configurations
• Configure the following site preferences:

1. Select the site you want to set up
2. Click Merchant Tools at the top of the screen
3. Select Pinterest
4. Click Manage App Connection
5. Click Connect
6. Follow the prompts in the popup window

Once completed, you’ll be directed to a connection status page.