INTEGRATION · WOOCOMMERCE
WooCommerce marketplace integration you host yourself
OpenLinker syncs orders, inventory, and listings between WooCommerce and the marketplaces you sell on — on your own server, with no per-order fee. WooCommerce is live today, running against the same ports as PrestaShop.
WHAT’S LIVE TODAY
WooCommerce as a shop — source and destination
- → Order ingestion. Pull WooCommerce orders into OpenLinker — cursor-based and resumable, with buyers auto-provisioned as customers. Nothing’s lost if anything pauses.
- → Bidirectional inventory sync. Stock moves from your warehouse to WooCommerce and your connected marketplaces — and back. Sell on Allegro, WooCommerce stock drops. No per-platform spreadsheet.
- → Product publish. Publish products to WooCommerce, including bulk, via the WooCommerce REST API.
- → Guided setup wizard. A setup wizard connects a store in about five minutes — gathering the API credentials takes the most time. Every connection is encrypted.
- → Multiple stores, one instance. Run several WooCommerce stores and Allegro accounts from a single OpenLinker instance.
- → Real end-to-end tests. The adapter ships with E2E tests against a real WooCommerce in Docker — the happy paths are exercised against the real thing, not a mock.
HOW IT WORKS
WooCommerce ↔ marketplaces, in one system
WooCommerce can be a source (orders flow in from your shop) and a destination (products and stock land in the shop). OpenLinker sits in between: it ingests Allegro orders into WooCommerce, keeps inventory synced both ways, and lets you create listings without copy-paste.
It all runs on your server. No monthly subscription, no per-order fee, no customer data living in someone else’s cloud. Apache 2.0 — code you can read, audit, and extend.
The step-by-step — prerequisites (HPOS, HTTPS) and connection setup: WooCommerce setup guide →
BUILD THE ADAPTERS
Build the marketplace adapter once, deploy it across clients
WooCommerce going live is proof the model holds: it’s a second shop running against the same capability ports as PrestaShop, built as an adapter, with no change to the core. For an agency, that means you build the integration a client needs against a stable plugin SDK, and you don’t rebuild the channel-manager plumbing — order ingestion, retry, identifier mapping — on every engagement.
The foundation is the part you don’t want to own. The adapters are the part you bill for.
HONESTLY
What’s here, and what isn’t yet
OpenLinker is alpha, pre-1.0. The WooCommerce shop is live today; the live marketplaces to pair it with are Allegro and ERLI. eBay, Amazon, and the rest are planned, not done. The full, continuously-updated picture lives on the public integrations scorecard.
FAQ
Common questions
Is the WooCommerce integration production-ready?
OpenLinker is alpha, pre-1.0. The WooCommerce adapter covers order ingestion, product publish, and inventory sync, with E2E tests against a real WooCommerce. Treat it as early but real — not a mature, fully-supported product.
Which marketplaces can I connect WooCommerce to today?
Allegro and ERLI are live today. eBay, Amazon, OLX, Empik, and others are planned, not done — check the integrations scorecard before assuming anything works.
Is there a per-order fee?
No. OpenLinker is self-hosted and open-source (Apache 2.0). You pay for the server you’d run anyway — there’s no per-order meter and no monthly licence fee.
Can I run more than one WooCommerce store?
Yes. One OpenLinker instance runs multiple WooCommerce stores and multiple Allegro accounts, each with its own encrypted credentials.
Try the version you own.
The repo is public, Apache 2.0. The dev stack comes up with a single Docker command.