WooCommerce Hub

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WooCommerce Hub

Your client stores

Everything you've connected. Open a store's Sync settings to run or configure it.

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A log of exports and orders across all your clients.

Nothing yet.

Add a client store

Connect one of your clients' WooCommerce stores so you can pull stock, prices and tracking, and create orders.

Store nameiA name you'll recognise this client by — for example their business name. It's used as the label here and as the name of their folder on the file server.

Store website addressiThe web address of your client's online shop, e.g. https://shop.acme.com.

The next two come from the client's store. In their WordPress admin, open the WooCommerce menu (not WordPress's own Settings), then go to Settings → Advanced → REST API → Add key, set permissions to Read/Write, and copy the two values it gives you.

API keyiThe "Consumer key" from the client's store, starts with ck_.

Starts with ck_

API secretiThe "Consumer secret", starts with cs_. WooCommerce shows it once.

Starts with cs_

Run this client's jobs automatically on a scheduleiLeave off to run everything only when you click the buttons yourself. You choose how often for each job after the store is added.

Settings

File server (SFTP) not set up

Where the hub drops export files and picks up order files.

Server address

Port

Username

How do you log in?

Password SSH / .pem key

Password

Leave blank to keep the saved password unchanged.

Private key file

Upload your .pem / key file, or paste it below. Leave blank to keep the saved one.

Key passphrase (if any)

Base folder

Sign-in (Google)

Let people sign in with their Google Workspace account. Paste your Google OAuth Client ID and the email domains allowed in.

Google OAuth Client IDiFrom Google Cloud Console → Credentials. Ends in .apps.googleusercontent.com. This is a public identifier, not a secret. Add http://localhost:3000 to the client's Authorized JavaScript origins.

Allowed email domains

Comma-separated. Only Google accounts on these domains can sign in.