WooCommerce integrations, ready to switch on
WooCommerce runs the store on your own WordPress site, and its REST API and webhooks expose orders, customers and products without any extra plugin. You create a key pair under WooCommerce settings. You paste it with your store address, and every order becomes a row, a deal or a message.
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WooCommerce and the apps it talks to
Five pairs, $39 to $59 a month, flat whatever the volume, all on the same WooCommerce REST API keys. Click a pair to see exactly what moves, and when.
Name the second app and say what should go where. A person replies with a price within a working day, and the finished integration shows up in the same account as the ready-made ones.
What WooCommerce sends and receives
Each line is a row from one pair's table, in that pair's own words. Open the pair for the rule behind it.
Out of WooCommerce
- New order as a row to Google Sheets, within seconds
- Status column follows the order to Google Sheets, within seconds
- Coupons to Google Sheets, with every order
- Lines with SKU to Google Sheets, with every order
- Duplicate check to Google Sheets, every order
- New order to Telegram, within seconds
- Status changes to Telegram, within seconds
- Coupon used to Telegram, with the order
Into WooCommerce
- Unsubscribe back to the store from Mailchimp, within seconds
- Order copied to the packing store from Shopify, within seconds
- New products from Shopify, when a product is published
Good to know about WooCommerce
- The REST API needs pretty permalinks switched on in WordPress, otherwise the API address doesn't answer at all.
- Some hosts and security plugins strip the authorization header, and then the keys have to travel in the query string over HTTPS instead. WooCommerce supports both, and we try both when you paste them.
Before you decide
What do I paste to connect WooCommerce?
WooCommerce REST API keys. In WordPress open WooCommerce, then Settings, then Advanced, then REST API, and press Add key. About three minutes, and we check the key the moment you paste it.
What if the pair I need isn't here?
Describe it: name the second app and say what should go where. A person replies with a price within a working day, and the finished integration shows up in the same account as the ready-made ones.
What happens when WooCommerce changes its API?
We fix the integration on our side within a working day. You don't get a ticket to solve.