Connect Noon: make a service account key file
Create a service account in Noon's partner portal, download its .json key file, and choose it in Bookalyze. One key covers every Noon country.
Add your Noon countries
Where in the app: Commerce → Channels → Add a channel → Noon
Choose the UAE, Saudi Arabia or Egypt, and who ships the orders: Fulfilled by Noon (FBN), Fulfilled by you (FBP), or both. Add each country you sell in.
Create the service account
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Open API users
Sign in at access.noon.partners, then User & Access → API Users.
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Add Service Account
Give it a name, and a role that can download reports, such as Project Owner or Project Admin.
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Leave the IP whitelist empty
Bookalyze runs on servers without a fixed address, so a whitelist would block it.
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Download the key file
Noon gives you a .json key file once. Save it somewhere safe; if it's lost, make a new service account.
Choose the file in Bookalyze
Where in the app: Commerce → Channels → (a Noon country) → Noon's API → Connect Noon's API
The file is read in your browser and sent once. Bookalyze keeps only what it needs to sign in (the key ID, private key and project code), encrypted, and signs in to Noon to check it.
What you should see
- Noon's API shows Connected with your project
- "N reports available, payouts included": the payouts report (the transaction view) is what posts Noon to your books
- On Commerce → Settlements → Noon, Bring in from Noon fetches a year of transactions
Caution: If the key has no payouts report, Bookalyze warns you. Give the service account a role with finance access in Noon's portal, then choose Test connection.
No API? Upload instead
Everything also works from files: download Finance → Transaction view (CSV) from Noon's seller portal and upload it on Commerce → Settlements → Noon. Connect the key whenever you're ready.
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