Commerce integration
Grow92 AI + WooCommerce
Planned: connect WooCommerce through its REST API to sync products and orders.
What the connection does
What this integration will do
The planned WooCommerce integration will connect to your store’s REST API to sync products, prices, stock levels and orders into Grow92, keeping campaigns accurate and enabling revenue attribution. It is not available yet. Today, Grow92 can scan your public shop pages, including product structured data, to import products for review.
Data it will use
- Planned: products, variations, prices and images
- Planned: stock status
- Planned: orders, for revenue attribution
- Available today via the website scanner: products on your public shop pages
Supported actions
What you can do, and when
Status is shown per action. A successful connection doesn’t mean every action is available.
| Action | Status |
|---|---|
| Import products by scanning your public shop | Available |
| Connect through WooCommerce REST API keys | Planned |
| Sync products, prices and stock | Planned |
| Sync orders for revenue attribution | Planned |
What setup will involve
- What setup will involve: creating a REST API key with read access in WooCommerce settings.
- What setup will involve: entering the store URL, consumer key and secret in Grow92.
- What setup will involve: choosing which products and categories to sync.
- What setup will involve: reviewing the first sync before it updates your catalog.
Permissions requested
Planned: a WooCommerce REST API key with read access
Provider approvals
- None expected for self-hosted stores
Limitations
- Not available yet: there is no WooCommerce connection today.
- Scanning reads only public pages and must be re-run manually to pick up changes.
- Order and revenue data cannot be imported yet.
Yes, through the website scanner, which reads your public product pages and structured data. A direct REST API connection is planned.
The plan is to use WooCommerce’s built-in REST API with a read-only key, so no extra plugin should be required.
WordPress covers your site’s posts and pages; WooCommerce covers products, stock and orders. Both are planned, and both stores and sites can be scanned today.
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