Out-of-the-box WooCommerce doesn’t connect easily with external tools like ERPs, WMSs, or accounting software. If you’re manually importing CSVs, syncing orders by hand, or losing sales due to stock mismatches, a custom integration solves that. Our system links WooCommerce to your internal tools so that product data, inventory, orders, customer info, and reports are always up-to-date and automated.

We can integrate WooCommerce with ERPs (like SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Fortnox), CRMs (like HubSpot or Zoho), shipping platforms (like nShift or ShipStation), PIMs (like Akeneo), analytics suites (like Looker or GA4), accounting systems, and 3PLs. If your platform supports API access, we can connect to it.

Many WooCommerce stores rely on plugins that change how data is stored. We support integrations that respect Advanced Custom Fields, WPML (for translations), Subscriptions (for recurring billing), and more. We extract, transform, and map custom data correctly to your external systems.

Most WooCommerce integration projects take 4–6 weeks, depending on complexity. We start with a technical workshop, then build and test the integration in staging. We support your dev team with code snippets, hooks, and documentation to ensure smooth deployment.

Yes—orders can be automatically pushed from WooCommerce to your fulfillment provider or WMS. As items are shipped, tracking info can be synced back and customers notified. We support partial shipments, custom statuses, bundled products, and multi-warehouse logic.

Absolutely. We automate inventory sync using WooCommerce’s REST API or batch endpoints, fetching quantities from your ERP/WMS and pushing them to product or variation levels. This keeps your stock accurate across all sales channels and prevents overselling.

Yes. If you use WooCommerce Subscriptions, we support syncing customer profiles, renewals, order metadata, and billing events. We can also integrate with external billing platforms to centralize reporting or unify subscription management across multiple stores.

We use WooCommerce API keys, Application Passwords, or OAuth-based flows with encrypted tokens. All requests are sent over HTTPS, and sensitive data (like customer info) is encrypted in transit and optionally at rest. We also log all syncs and expose retry logs for full transparency.

Yes. If you're using WooCommerce as a backend with a headless frontend (like Gatsby, Next.js, or Flutter), we can integrate with your APIs and support decoupled architectures. We manage GraphQL or REST syncing to ensure performance and consistency.

We build robust error handling into every integration. Failed syncs trigger retries, and you'll receive alerts or dashboard messages for unresolved errors. We design integrations with queueing, logging, and fallback mechanisms to ensure nothing gets lost—even when external APIs are down.

Yes. Before building the integration, we can help you audit and normalize your data: merging duplicate SKUs, aligning attribute structures, tagging customer groups, and cleaning up unused variations. Clean data means faster development and fewer sync issues.

Absolutely. We offer ongoing maintenance, monitoring, and upgrades for plugin changes, WooCommerce version updates, or API deprecations. We can also extend the integration as your business grows—adding new endpoints, data rules, or systems.