Find your Store Key
In Junip, open Settings and the store’s settings to find its Store Key. Copy the key for the same store whose products you are using in Jurni. Junip also shows it in its custom-installation configuration asdata-store-key.
Follow Junip’s custom-installation guide to locate the key. You only need the key for Jurni’s native connection—not another copy of the Junip script.
Set up Junip in Jurni
1
Connect the provider
Open Settings → Integrations → Reviews & Pop-ups. Enable Junip, paste the Store Key, and select Save Changes on that card.
2
Add reviews to your page
Open the experience editor’s Integrations panel and add the Junip review section where it should appear.
3
Select the review scope
Choose the available store/all-reviews or product-specific option. For product reviews, select the matching product. Review the section’s available summary, list/grid, and review-count controls.
4
Verify real reviews
Save and preview the page, then check the actual published URL. Compare the displayed product and review content with Junip.
What to check when reviews are missing
Confirm the integration is enabled and saved, the Store Key belongs to the correct store, and the chosen product has published reviews. A Shopify product ID and a variant ID are not interchangeable. If the widget appears twice, check whether a second section, Custom Script, or Shopify theme app is also installing it. Do not paste Junip’s full installation snippet into every section after connecting it natively. For Shopify Pages, test the/pages/ URL independently because the theme can already load Junip. For a custom/non-Shopify product catalog, ask the Jurni team to confirm the product-to-review mapping.