How to add it to your workflow?

Once you click on the WooCommerce integration banner you will see all the recipes we offer in terms of integration between both platforms, we focused on making monday.com as a command center from which you will be able to manage every aspect relating to your online shop - from keeping track of inventory to approving new designs for your products. 

• When an order is created, create a new item and sync future updates from WooCommerce
• When the status of an order changes to something in WooCommerce, create a new item
• When a product is created, create a new item and sync future updates from WooCommerce
• When a product's inventory level in WooCommerece is below this number, create a new item 

Select the integration you wish to create. 

 

Generate API keys

Once you click on one of the recipes located in the WooCommerce integration banner you will then need to connect your WooCommerce details.

 

The WooCommerce REST API works on a key system to control access. These keys are linked to WordPress users on your website. To create or manage keys for a specific WordPress user:

 

Step 1

Go to: WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced > REST API.

 

 

Step 2

Select Add Key. You are taken to the Key Details screen.

Step 3 

• Add a Description.
• Select the User you would like to generate a key for in the dropdown.
• Select a level of access for this API key — Read access, Write access or Read/Write access.
• Select Generate API Key, and WooCommerce creates API keys for that user.

 

Step 4

Now that keys have been generated, you should see Consumer Key and Consumer Secret keys, a QRCode, and a Revoke API Key button.

 

The Consumer Key and Consumer Secret can then be entered into monday.com using the WooCommerce API, and the app should also request your URL.

 

So how does it work?

To understand better how this integration works, let's dive into an easy example: When an order is created create an item and sync future changes. First, connect your WooCommerce account:

Then pick the recipe that you want to use:  

Then, choose the group to add the new order to. In this case, it might make sense to have a "New orders" group so you can see all of your incoming orders. 

Map in the fields you'd like to pull in from WooCommerce and click on "Update Integration." It's that easy 🎉

 

What Woocommerce fields are supported?

The following fields from WooCommerce are supported by our integration:

• Order

Order Number, Created Via ,Status, Currency, Date Created, Date Created (GMT), Date Modified, Date Modified (GMT), Discount Total, Discount Tax, Shipping Total, Shipping Tax, Total, Total Tax, Prices Include Tax, Customer Note, Payment Method, Transaction ID, Date Paid, Date Paid (GMT), Date Completed, Date Completed (GMT), Billing Name, Billing Company, Billing Address 1, Billing Address 2, Billing City, Billing State, Billing Postcode, Billing Country, Billing Email, Billing Phone, Shipping Name, Shipping Company, Shipping Address 1, Shipping Address 2, Shipping City, Shipping State, Shipping Postcode, Shipping Country, Line Items, Shipping Items

 

• Product 

Name, Slug, Permalink, Date Created, Date Created (GMT), Date Modified, Date Modified (GMT), Type, Status, Featured, Catalog Visibility, Description, Short Description, SKU, Price, Regular Price, Sale Price, On Sale, Purchasable, Total Sales, Virtual, Downloadable, External Url, Manage Stock, Stock Quantity, Stock Status, Backordered, Sold Individually, Weight, Shipping Required, Shipping Taxable, Shipping Class, Average Rating, Rating Count, Purchase Note

 

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