WooCommerce

Connect a WooCommerce store for order, product, and customer data — the open-source ecommerce counterpart to Shopify.

What SMAQ pulls

• Orders with line items, totals, statuses

• Products and variants

• Customers (email-hashed for privacy)

• Refunds

• Coupons used

What you'll need

• A WooCommerce store running on WordPress.

• A REST API consumer key + consumer secret with at least Read permission. Generate in WordPress admin → WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API.

• Your store's base URL (e.g. https://shop.example.com).

Steps to connect

1. Data Source → Add data source.

2. Pick WooCommerce.

3. Paste:

   • Store URL

   • Consumer key

   • Consumer secret

4. Name and click Connect.

[Screenshot needed] WooCommerce connection form with store URL, key, and secret fields visible.

Tips

• Use Read permission only. SMAQ never writes back to WooCommerce — Read is sufficient and safest.

• HTTPS required. WooCommerce's REST API rejects non-HTTPS requests. If your store is on HTTP, set up SSL first.

• Pagination. Stores with 10,000+ orders may take a few minutes to do the initial sync. Subsequent syncs are incremental.

Troubleshooting

• "401 Unauthorized" — regenerate the consumer key/secret. WooCommerce sometimes invalidates older keys after plugin updates.

• "Missing fields" — some product/order fields depend on installed WooCommerce extensions. SMAQ pulls the standard schema; custom fields require Custom endpoint.