You can now connect Naver Commerce to Neuro

Follow the trail all the way to the SmartStore order

Teams running Naver Search Ads check clicks and spend in the ad platform, then jump back to SmartStore Center to confirm orders and revenue. Even when performance looks strong, you still had to cross-check on a separate screen whether those orders actually got canceled, which products they drove, and how order statuses shifted over the period.

Connect Naver Commerce to Neuro to review products and orders alongside ad results for the same period. Matching dates and products does not establish that a keyword caused an order. Order-level attribution requires separate linking data and measurement evidence.

How to connect: designate an agency in Commerce Center

Connecting Naver Commerce isn’t just a matter of clicking through a Naver login popup. As the SmartStore seller, you designate Pango Neuro as your Product/Order API agency on the API Management screen in Commerce Center, then enter your API integration seller ID into Neuro.

1. In SmartStore Center, open the API Management screen under Seller Information.
2. Set API usage to “Use.”
3. Designate Pango Neuro as the agency for both the Product API and the Order API, then save.
4. Copy your API integration seller ID (in the form ncp_xxxxxx_01).
5. In your Neuro workspace, go to Data sources, select Naver Commerce, and enter the seller ID.

When you connect, Neuro uses the seller ID you entered to verify the settings are right. If API usage is off or the agency designation is missing, the connection won’t save and Neuro tells you exactly what to fix.

Questions you can ask once you’re connected

Today, the Naver Commerce integration is built for retrieval and analysis. Neuro pulls SmartStore product lists, orders by period, and individual order details, then reads them against your ad performance.

Built for product/order retrieval, with personal information masked

The Naver Commerce integration isn’t built to push operational changes to your SmartStore automatically. For now, it’s focused on retrieving product and order data so you can read your ad performance against it.

• Pull product lists and product statuses to confirm whether the products you mention in ads are actually in stock and on sale.
• Pull orders by period and break down the payment, shipping, purchase-confirmation, cancellation, and return flow.
• When you have a specific order number, open the order details to dig into shipping and cancellation/return status.
• Personal information such as buyer name, contact details, and address is masked in every response.
• Neuro never receives your SmartStore password; the connection runs on your Commerce Center API integration seller ID.

A recommended workflow

If spend and orders rose in the same week, record that they moved together. Do not assign the effect of promotions or organic traffic to ads without evidence. Products with many cancellations deserve a review of descriptions, stock, and delivery terms before a budget increase.

Use the same date basis and cancellation/refund treatment in the next review. That lets you compare changes in spend with changes in retained orders.