On May 27th, 2024 the existing LCBO Web Store site will be replaced with their new eCommerce site: wholesale.lcbo.com.
Our integration is based on the LCBO Web Store and we do not have access to the new site until it goes live. The existing integration with the LCBO will be unavailable when the new site launches, and until our team is able to create a new integration.
If you are an LCBO customer and wish to help us with the new integration, please contact [email protected].
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Introduction
If you are on the Professional plan or higher and use the LCBO Web Store to place orders, you can import your invoices automatically into WISK.
Note: The LCBO Web Store is only available to Licensees in the Greater Toronto Area. To learn more, please see:
Add Credentials to WISK Account
To import invoices, you’ll first need to add your LCBO credentials for https://www.lcbowebstore.ca/ to your venue on the WISK Web Portal.
To add your credentials:
Click Items > Distributors on the side-menu bar
Click the Details button beside the LCBO distributor
Enter the venue’s username and password for the LCBO Web Store and click “Save portal credentials”
Note: If you change your password for the LCBO Web Store, you'll need to re-enter this information
The credentials are saved and no longer visible. You can remove the credentials at any time by clicking “Clear portal credentials”
Note: If the credentials were entered incorrectly, you’ll receive an error message. Clear the credentials and try entering them again.
Import Invoices
After adding your LCBO Web Store credentials, draft invoices will appear in your account automatically.
You’ll need to review the invoices and convert them before the stock is added to your inventory.
Note: If your plan includes invoice processing by WISK, these can be converted by our team.
To see your draft invoices for review:
Click “Orders” > “Draft Invoices". You'll see a number showing the amount of invoices that need to be reviewed and converted.
Click the “Details” button beside a draft invoice
Follow the steps in the “Reviewing & Converting a Draft Invoice” article to finalize the invoice.