WooCommerce connection and webhook setup
Create Read/Write WooCommerce keys, test the REST API and configure dependable product and order synchronization.
Generate API credentials
Create a WooCommerce REST API key for a trusted administrator with Read/Write access. Enter the HTTPS store URL without a wp-admin path.
Resolve connection errors
A 401 usually indicates credentials or permissions. A branded 403 HTML response commonly indicates hosting security, Cloudflare, Wordfence or ModSecurity blocking API requests.
Webhooks and recovery pulls
Use webhooks for prompt updates and the Pull Latest Orders action to recover missed events. Repeated pulls are designed to update existing orders instead of duplicating them.