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Checking your store's binding id

If your store is a Multistore or a Cross-border one, it's important to know the id values of its related bindings's.

Hence, for a step by step on how to access this information, check the following section.

Step by step

  1. Install the vtex.admin-graphql-ide@3.x app using your terminal.

  2. Access the GraphQL admin IDE section of the desired account. You may find it in the admin's side-bar menu:

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  1. From the dropdown list, choose the vtex.tenant app.
  2. Write the following query command in the text box that is displayed:
query { tenantInfo { bindings { id, canonicalBaseAddress, defaultLocale } } }

The expected response is a JSON object, as in:

{ "data": { "tenantInfo": { "bindings": [ { "id": "706e9126-d0fc-46de-b12d-5f9649e61877", "canonicalBaseAddress": "{account}.myvtex.com/admin", "defaultLocale": "en-US" }, { "id": "706e9126-d0fc-47de-9o2d-5f9649e61877", "canonicalBaseAddress": "{account}.myvtex.com/es", "defaultLocale": "es-AR" }, { "id": "748aafcf-1674-456d-9ffc-7ddb3f26e43f", "canonicalBaseAddress": "{account}.myvtex.com/en", "defaultLocale": "en-US" } ] } } }

That's all! Save the returned response as this information might be useful when managing your VTEX account.

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