Bigquery + Woocommerce

Open the BigQuery connector in Junipeer

Start the BigQuery connection from the relevant connector or onboarding step in Junipeer.

Click Connect

Use the connect action in Junipeer to start the Google sign-in flow.

Sign in with the correct Google account

Choose the Google account that has access to the BigQuery project and dataset you want Junipeer to use.

Review and approve access

Google shows the requested access before you approve the connection. Review the consent screen and continue only if the account and permissions are correct.

Confirm the target project or dataset if prompted

If Junipeer asks you to choose a project, dataset, or similar target, pick the one that should be connected.

Return to Junipeer and verify the connection

After consent is approved, return to Junipeer and make sure the connector shows as connected.

Open the WordPress admin

Log in to the site, usually at yourshop.com/wp-admin.

Go to the REST API key screen

Navigate to WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API.

Create a new API key

Click Add key or Create an API key and give it a name such as Junipeer Integration.

Choose the user and permissions

Select the user the key should belong to and set Permissions to Read/Write.

Generate and copy the keys

Generate the key and copy the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret immediately. The secret is only shown once.

Paste the values into Junipeer

Enter the Store URL, Consumer Key, and Consumer Secret on the Junipeer connection page.

Choose the authentication method

Use Basic Auth when the store has HTTPS. Use OAuth1 only if the store does not use SSL/HTTPS.