Connect your WordPress shop

WooCommerce and your POS, connected.

Connect your existing WooCommerce shop to POS products and stock. Manage the records without another spreadsheet.

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Order imports, product publishing and stock pushes have their own workflows.

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Quick function list

What you can do with WooCommerce

A simple look at the main tools. Full details and setup steps are below.

  • Connect your existing WordPress store.
  • Import products, variations, categories, orders and customers.
  • Link store products to your POS catalogue.
  • Send supported stock and price changes.
  • Upload products from POS, CSV or supported connected accounts.
  • Choose whether products appear in your store catalogue.
  • Check sync progress and retry failed store updates.

Keep your existing WooCommerce website. Review product links, variation choices and connection replies before relying on an update.

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How the connection works

Connect your WordPress shop to POS

Keep your WooCommerce website. Manage its products, variations, customers, orders and update history in OOXFLOW.

Connect the existing store

Approve access in WordPress or use the API-key guide. Test the connection and start the first import. Keep records separate for each connected shop.

Match and send products

Check products, variations and categories. Match barcodes where possible. Preview POS, CSV or supported channel products before a bulk upload.

Update stock and selected variations

Send supported stock or price changes to linked WooCommerce products and variations. Keep your rules for showing and hiding products.

Retry failed store updates

Webhooks are automatic updates from your store. Check their security signatures. Review failures, retry using the latest record and check the result.

One place to manage your store

Keep your WordPress design. Manage product and order details from OOXFLOW.

Connect when you are ready. Your POS, product history and other connected stores stay in the same account.

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What you can do

What WooCommerce adds to your shop

Use the same product list, stock records and reports for your daily work.

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One-click connection

Use the connection guide or API-key setup for your existing WordPress shop.

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Products and variations

Keep products, variations, categories, images, barcodes and prices updated.

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Orders and customers

Import WooCommerce orders and customers. See order status and the items bought.

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Automatic stock updates

Send stock updates after confirmed sales, purchases, returns and approved stock counts.

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Barcode auto-linking

Match WooCommerce items to POS products by barcode where possible.

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Automatic updates and retries

Check security signatures on incoming updates. Keep failures for review and read the latest record when retrying.

All features

WooCommerce features

See the tools you can use for daily sales and store tasks.

Products, variations and categories

Import WordPress products, variations and categories. Match each variation to the correct POS product.

Choose where uploaded products come from

Preview products from POS, CSV, Shopify or Takealot. Follow the bulk upload and check each product result.

Barcode matching

Match existing products and variations by barcode where possible. Review products without matches before sending updates.

Stock and selected prices

Send supported stock or price changes to linked products and variations. Keep the rules for showing products clear.

Automatic order updates with security checks

Check the security signature on incoming order updates. Update the imported order record without creating a second till sale.

Retry failed store updates

Keep failed updates for review. On retry, read the latest product, order or customer record. Show failures until they are fixed.

Choose which products shoppers see

Use your hide and show rules when stock changes. Keep control of your WordPress shop.

Multiple WordPress stores

Connect several WordPress shops. Keep each shop’s product list, updates and job history separate.

Connection guide and test

Approve access in WordPress or use the API-key setup guide. Test the store before reading its first records.

Dashboard and customer history

Check sales, top sellers, orders not sent and low stock. Open a customer’s imported order history.

Edit variations and view categories

View categories and subcategories. Edit supported variation prices or stock and send the changes to WooCommerce.

Start an update and follow progress

Choose an update job. Watch product-by-product progress and check failures before retrying.

Setup steps

From connection to daily selling

1

Connect your WordPress shop

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Check product matches

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Choose stock and product rules

4

Check orders and incoming updates

Questions

Before you connect WooCommerce

Do I need to replace my WordPress website?

No. Customers keep using your existing WooCommerce website.

Are variable products supported?

Yes. Match each WooCommerce variation to the right POS product variant.

Can I connect more than one store?

Yes. Each connected WooCommerce store keeps its own records and update history.

Where can I get products for a bulk upload?

Use POS products, CSV or a connected Shopify or Takealot product list. Preview the source and options, then follow each product’s upload result.

Does retrying an automatic update deduct stock?

The retry updates the imported WooCommerce record. It does not create a second till sale or another stock deduction. Confirmed POS changes send stock through a separate job.

Can the team follow a bulk upload?

Yes. Preview the source and upload options, start the job and check progress and product results.

Keep daily work connected

Stock, reports and your next online shop.

See the stock, reports and seller tools that support your online shops.

Run your shop. Sell online too.

Choose a plan. Add your products. Connect the stores you use.