What Katana asks for
The Katana connection form asks for seven fields: Username, Password, Host, Warehouse ID, Access token, Sales order interface ID, and Purchase order interface ID.
Username: The username JAS gives you for this connection.
Password: The password that goes with that username.
Host: The JAS server address Katana connects to.
Warehouse ID: The ID of your JAS warehouse.
Access token: The token that authorizes Katana’s requests to JAS.
Sales order interface ID: The ID JAS uses for sales order exchange.
Purchase order interface ID: The ID JAS uses for purchase order exchange.
Find your credentials in JAS
You can’t look these credentials up yourself. JAS, as your 3PL, needs to help set up this integration.
Contact your account representative at JAS and tell them you’re connecting Katana.
Ask them for every credential listed in the Katana connection form: Username, Password, Host, Warehouse ID, Access token, Sales order interface ID, and Purchase order interface ID.
When you receive them, open Katana’s Integrations page, click Connect on the JAS tile, and enter each value in its matching field.
If anything is missing or unclear, your JAS account representative can help.