Woocommerce Integration
WooCommerce 3PL Integration. Direct API Connection to Our California Warehouse
WooCommerce gives you full control over your store. Your fulfillment partner should give you the same. At 6G Logistic, we connect to your WooCommerce store via the WooCommerce REST API a direct, reliable connection that doesn’t depend on third-party plugins or middleware that can break when WordPress updates.
Orders flow from your store into our warehouse management system automatically. Tracking numbers go back to WooCommerce automatically. Your customer sees a clean order status update without you touching a thing.
How it Works
How the WooCommerce Integration Works
Step 1: We connect via the WooCommerce REST API
WooCommerce has a built-in REST API that allows authorized applications to read orders and write back tracking information. We use this to create a direct connection between your store and our WMS. No plugin required on your end.
Step 2: We configure webhooks for real-time order notifications
We set up a webhook in your WooCommerce dashboard (WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → Webhooks) that pings our system the moment an order is created. This is what makes it real-time rather than a scheduled pull.
Step 3: Orders appear in our WMS immediately
When the webhook fires, the order lands in our system. Our team picks, packs, and ships same-day for orders received before 2pm Pacific.
Step 4: Tracking syncs back to WooCommerce
When we ship your order, we push the tracking number and carrier back to WooCommerce via the API. WooCommerce updates the order status to "Completed" and sends the tracking notification to your customer via your store's email system.
Step 5: Inventory updates in real time
We can write stock levels back to WooCommerce via the API so your product pages always show accurate availability. For WooCommerce stores with variable products or multiple SKU variants, we map each variation to its own SKU in our WMS.
Need From You
What We Need From You to Set Up the Integration
- Your WooCommerce REST API key and secret (generated in WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API → Add key, with Read/Write permissions)
- Your WordPress site URL
- Your product catalog with SKUs — a WooCommerce export CSV works perfectly
- Whether you're using any fulfillment plugins currently (we may need to disable or configure around them)
- Your shipping zones and carrier preferences
Requires
What WooCommerce Requires for WMS Integration
WooCommerce REST API must be enabled. It is on by default in WooCommerce 3.5+ but can be disabled by some security plugins.
Required API permissions: Read/Write access to Orders and Products.
Webhooks to configure (we provide the endpoint URL):
- → Order Created: fires when a new order is placed
- → Order Updated: fires when an order status changes (for cancellations)
If you’re running WooCommerce on a staging server or a non-public URL, we’ll need to discuss a different connection method.
SSL certificate required: Your WooCommerce site must have a valid SSL certificate (HTTPS) for the API connection to function securely.
WordPress settings
Important WordPress considerations
- → Your server must allow outbound webhook requests (most hosts do)
- → If you’re using a security plugin like Wordfence, you may need to whitelist our IP ranges
- → We recommend keeping WooCommerce and WordPress updated outdated versions can break API compatibility
Form
Ready to Connect Your WooCommerce Store?
Fill out the quick form below and we’ll reach out within 24 hours to walk you through the integration setup. It typically takes one business day from first conversation to live orders flowing.
Start Your WooCommerce Integration
We’ll reach out within 24 hours. Questions? Call (949) 391-3093
FAQs
WooCommerce Integration FAQ
No plugin is required. We connect using WooCommerce’s built-in REST API, which is included in every WooCommerce installation. You just need to generate an API key and share it with us we handle the rest.
Yes. Our integration works at the order level, which is compatible with all standard WooCommerce extensions. If you’re using a complex product type (like subscriptions or bundles), we’ll review your SKU structure during onboarding to make sure everything maps correctly.
No. Our system queues any failed webhook deliveries and retries them automatically. Additionally, we do a periodic order pull as a backup to catch any orders that missed the webhook. No orders fall through the cracks.
Yes, with some additional configuration. WooCommerce Multisite setups require per-site API keys. Contact us before onboarding if you’re running a multisite network.
Each variation (size, color, etc.) gets its own SKU in our WMS, mapped to the corresponding WooCommerce product variation ID. When we pick a variation, the stock decrements for that specific variation in WooCommerce automatically.