WooCommerce integration
WooCommerce that
syncs itself.
Orders, stock and customers move between WooCommerce and your accounting, inventory and shipping systems. Built as a small plugin on your own site.
Connect WooCommerce
What can move
out of WooCommerce?
Pick the system you want to connect. The arrows show what usually flows each way.
Online stores and marketplaces
POS and inventory
ERP and accounting
Shipping
Email marketing
Bookings and industry software
Your WooCommerce brief
Tell us which systems you use and what should move between them. We reply with questions, a plan and a quote. If a ready-made app already does the job, we will say so.
Systems: WooCommerce → Xero Change
Thanks, we have your message.
We will reply by email, usually with a question or two and a next step.
Keep talking on WhatsAppWooCommerce work
WooCommerce, wired in properly.
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REST API and webhooks
We use the WooCommerce REST API (wc/v3) and webhooks. The old legacy API left WooCommerce core in version 9.0.
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Webhooks that stay on
WooCommerce turns a webhook off after more than five failures in a row. We watch for that and catch up on anything missed.
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Runs on your site
The integration lives in your own WordPress. Your data does not pass through a third-party service unless you want it to.
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Work in the background
Big syncs run in the background with Action Scheduler, so checkout and the admin stay fast.
Questions
WooCommerce questions
It should not. Syncs run in the background, outside the checkout, and big jobs are split into small batches.
WooCommerce does not set a fixed API limit, but your hosting does. We pace the sync so it does not overload your server or the other system.
Yes. We move products, customers and orders, keep your old links working with redirects, and check the data before launch.
Start here
Tell us what to connect to WooCommerce.
Send your systems and what should move in and out of your store. We reply with questions, a plan and a quote.