The WooCommerce integration feature simplifies the process of migrating and managing WooCommerce store data, allowing store owners to efficiently import contacts, orders, and transactions. Use this feature to effortlessly import and synchronize your WooCommerce store data into your account.

Setting Up WooCommerce Integration

Access the Integration Settings

Navigate to the Settings section within your account, and locate the Integration tab. From there, click the Connect button within the WooCommerce tile to initiate the setup process.

Connect Your WooCommerce Store

A pop-up modal will appear, prompting you to enter your WooCommerce store URL without a trailing slash (e.g., https://yourstore.com).

Select Data to Import

In the next step, you'll be directed to the Import Elements screen, where you can choose which data to import from your WooCommerce store. The available options include:

• Contacts
• Orders
• Transactions

📌Note: If these items are partially imported, you will need to disconnect and then reconnect the integration to import them. Disable all options to skip this step.

Configure Syncing Settings

The final step takes you to the Sync Settings screen, where you can specify which data you wish to sync continuously in the future. Options available for syncing are:

• Contacts
• Orders
• Transactions
• Order Submitted Trigger
• Payment Received Trigger

After configuring your desired import and sync settings, click Save. Please note that the import and sync process may take some time to complete based on the volume of data.

Manage Sync Preferences

Once the WooCommerce integration is successfully connected, you can manage your settings to enable or disable syncing for specific elements as needed for future orders.

Start optimizing your WooCommerce store management today by setting up this seamless integration!

✍️Important Notes 

• Only customers with the roles "customers" and "subscribers" will be imported.
• If the Contact Sync option is disabled but Order Sync is enabled, contacts will still be created for orders placed.
• Customers using the guest checkout option will be added as contacts, but no updates or future syncs will occur for these guest accounts.
• The following mappings apply when syncing order statuses:
  • Completed or Refunded in WooCommerce → Completed
  • Cancelled or Failed in WooCommerce → Cancelled
  • All other statuses in WooCommerce → Pending