From an account to a catalog on your website
A short video and a practical checklist: create an account, activate Trial, obtain your project code and test the complete journey to a part.
Language: English
Setup video walkthrough
2 minutes 20 seconds, silent, with on-screen explanations. Public screens and illustrated account steps are shown; no real passwords or server tokens are displayed.
Download the MP4 videoStep-by-step setup
1. Create an account
Open registration, enter your details and choose a password. A referring partner code and attribution consent are optional.
Registration →2. Activate Trial
Choose the 5-day Trial with 10 VIN lookups. Registration by itself does not activate a subscription.
3. Set up your project
Enter your website domain in the setup wizard. For API use, choose a server integration and check the available restrictions.
Account setup wizard →4. Copy your installation code
Copy the complete widget code from your account: container, installer, CONFIG_ID and your project’s public widget token. Never substitute a server Bearer token.
5. Place it on a catalog page
You need access to the HTML and permission to run JavaScript. Set the correct data-base and route nested catalog URLs back to the catalog page. The method depends on your CMS.
6. Test the complete journey
Vehicle → diagram → OEM part number → your price search or request. Check mobile, refresh a direct diagram URL and test the brands and years you need.
Minimal widget example
This is a placeholder template. Use the full code from your account for a real site. The example leaves the API origin at the installer default.
<div id="vinalfa-catalog"></div>
<script src="https://vinalfa.com/oem/install.js"
data-container="#vinalfa-catalog"
data-config="YOUR_CONFIG_ID"
data-token="YOUR_PUBLIC_WIDGET_TOKEN"
data-base="/original-catalogs"
data-theme="default" defer></script>For WordPress, OpenCart and custom CMS platforms, check script filtering, page caching, container width and nested-URL routing. Personal site adaptation is agreed separately.
Before paying and going live
- Coverage varies by catalog: test the required vehicles and diagrams.
- Prices, stock, carts and checkout remain in your store.
- Keep a server API token on your backend. Public HTML uses a separate public widget token.
- Check that mobile search and diagrams are usable and that setup content does not cover the catalog.