WooCommerce

Integration

Simplify your warehouse, order, and inventory management

Our WooCommerce integration allows you to process your sales orders, list your products and make them available for sale on your WordPress website. Orders can then be exported to your accounting integrations.

WooCommerce is designed specifically for WordPress, and features product pages, order pages and a dashboard.

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What is WooCommerce?

WooCommerce is a popular, beginner friendly and open-source solution that turns your WordPress site into a fully functioning webstore, andour platform enables you to make full use of it.

We can help you with getting your WooCommerce orders into your Xero integration along with QuickBooks and integrations with Royal Mail and DPD.

What is more, we can help you list your products on webstores like eBay and Amazon as well as produce courier labels to ship your items from your warehouse and create other integrations with webstores like Shopify alongside your other webstores.

Our company sells through its own Woocommerce website and not through eBay or Amazon. Kane has been very helpful with the onboarding process and I can't fault his eye to detail and his willingness to help as we did encounter a fair amount of issues with the onboarding process.

Harvey - Marketing Coordinator, Carnation Crafts

Your complete solution for WooCommerce

Streamline warehouse operations

Keeping up with WooCommerce orders can be a challenge, but with the right tools, your warehouse can run like clockwork.

  • Ditch paper workflows and reduce errors in your warehouse.
  • Use smart picking and packing tools to ensure every order is accurate.
  • Simplify stock intake with an easy-to-use booking system for both bulk and individual items.

No matter the size of your operation, you’ll stay organised and efficient.

Simplify order management across channels

Managing WooCommerce alongside other sales channels can feel chaotic, but we make it simple.

  • Consolidate all your orders in one place for faster processing.
  • Automatically sync stock across platforms to avoid overselling.
  • Manage returns with ease, keeping customers happy and operations smooth.

Spend less time on manual tasks and more time growing your business.

Take control of inventory and plan ahead

Inventory challenges shouldn’t hold your WooCommerce store back.

  • Track stock across all locations with our barcoding tools.
  • Use intelligent forecasting to predict demand and stay ahead of stockouts or overstocking.
  • Prepare for seasonal trends or product launches with confidence.

With complete inventory control, you’ll maximise efficiency and profitability.

Revolutionise your

WooCommerce

experience today

Book a demo of StoreFeeder today and discover how we can revolutionise your warehouse operations with our tools.

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Getting started is simple

1. Connect your

WooCommerce

account

2. Sync your shipping and order data

3. Optimise your shipping workflow

Link your account with just a few clicks - no technical skills required.

Import orders and shipping details automatically, ready for label generation and tracking.

Automate label creation, manage despatch, and handle returns effortlessly, all from one centralised platform.

1. Connect your

WooCommerce

account

Link your account with just a few clicks - no technical skills required.

2. Sync your shipping and order data

Import orders and shipping details automatically, ready for label generation and tracking.

3. Optimise your shipping workflow

Automate label creation, manage despatch, and handle returns effortlessly, all from one centralised platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between WooCommerce and WordPress?

The difference between WooCommerce and WordPress is that WooCommerce is a webstore plugin built to work in WordPress, that will turn your website into an online shop. Wordpress itself is a content management system that's designed to enable you to create website content.

Is WooCommerce for free?

Yes, WooCommerce is free! The plugin is free of charge on the WordPress site and can be installed on your website quickly and easily. However, there may be hosting fees and other costs associated with you running the website.

What is WooCommerce used for?

WooCommerce is an open source plugin for WordPress websites that is used to create online ecommerce stores. Orders placed on your website can then be processed, courier labels created, and despatched via the plugin. Using our multichannel management platform, these orders can then be processed and courier labels created, from one central location along with your orders from eBay, Amazon, and Shopify.

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Are you ready to take your eCommerce business to the next level?
Book a free demo with StoreFeeder now and see how we can help you grow your business.

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