Ensure your Brightpearl account has been configured correctly before setting up the web application. Your Brightpearl account manager will provide a link and credentials to log into the web app.
Brightpearl settings
First, connect the app to your Brightpearl account by navigating to Account settings > Brightpearl settings > Accounts.
You can add a new connection by clicking the Add new account button or edit the existing connection by clicking the Edit button under the Action heading.
Fill out the account settings as below:
| Field | Description |
| Account name | The account ID you use to log in to Brightpearl |
| Data center code |
When logged into your Brightpearl account, if the URL begins euw1, please use 'eu1' If it begins use1, please use 'use' |
| The email address you use to log in to Brightpearl | |
| Password | The password you use to log in to Brightpearl |
| Reference | N/A |
| Token | N/A |
Once Brightpearl is connected, navigate to Account settings > Brightpearl settings > Default configuration.
Add a new configuration by clicking the Add new configuration button or edit the existing configuration by clicking the Edit button under the Action heading.
Fill out the default configuration settings as below:
| Field | Description |
| Brightpearl ID | Select the Brightpearl account ID from the dropdown |
| Default warehouse | Sales orders assigned to this warehouse can be auto-assembled |
| Default Bin Location | The default bin location used for assemblies and disassemblies |
| Cost price list | The price list used for the inventory value when adding stock |
| Retail price list | Your default selling price list |
| Custom field for BOM | The product custom field code used to identify assemblies |
| Default currency | Your base currency (three-digit ISO code) |
| Email to receive auto-assembly | The email address that will receive auto-assembly email reports |
These settings may be changed at any time and have an immediate effect on the connected Brightpearl account. A sample configuration is shown below.
