ACCESS_TOKEN

PAYMENT_ID

IDEMPOTENCY_KEY

MERCHANT_ID

LOCATION_ID

REFUND_ID

EMPTY_ORDER_ID

ORDER_ID

INVOICE_ID

CUSTOMER_ID

VERSION

Gain insights into integrating Square APIs in Python to enhance business operations. Learn about payment, order, and invoice APIs and implement an e-commerce web application with Square's seamless workflow.

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Square offers digital payments and financial services to its customers. Developers can learn to integrate Square APIs to help businesses of almost all types and sizes grow.

This course provides a strong foundation with Square APIs for business operations. You'll get introduced to different payment, order, and invoice APIs. By the end of the course, you'll get hands-on experience with an e-commerce web application integrated with Square APIs. You’ll use these APIs to complete the purchase and payment workflow. Such a workflow usually requires creating an order, generating an invoice, and finally paying for it. Square takes care of all of it with just a few API calls.

Handling Financial Services with Square API in Python

Sellers provide core business information on Square when they create an account. This information might include business name, business address, location type (physical or mobile location), phone number, and website URL. Square stores this information in a `Location` object. The **Locations** API allows us to create, retrieve, or update a location in a Square seller account.

When we create an account on Square, an initial location is created. This is referred to as the default or main location. However, many sellers use multiple locations for their business.

Learn to create, retrieve, and update locations in the Square seller account using the Square API.

The Locations API

Introduction

Square Business APIs

Manage Payments

Process Orders

Handle Invoices

APIs Integration in Django

Conclusion

The Locations API