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WooCommerce Shopify Connector

Complete WooCommerce Shopify Connector documentation to run WooCommerce and Shopify as one business, with two way product sync, real time order updates, and every connected store managed from a single screen.

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Why the WooCommerce Shopify Connector keeps both storefronts in step

Two Way Product SyncImport simple and variable Shopify products with images, variants, prices, and stock, and export WooCommerce products back to Shopify individually, in bulk, or automatically on publish.Real Time Webhook SyncShopify webhooks report order and product changes the moment they happen, and you choose the sync direction plus exactly which product fields each direction is allowed to update.Multiple Shopify StoresConnect as many Shopify stores as your business runs, each with its own sync direction, category mapping, pricing rules, and settings, all managed from one WooCommerce screen.Order Import and ExportBring Shopify orders into WooCommerce with the order status you choose, and push WooCommerce orders to Shopify with one click or automatically when a customer checks out.Fulfillment Tracking UpdatesWhen an order is fulfilled on Shopify, the tracking company, number, and link are written onto the matching WooCommerce order, so your customer sees delivery details without being asked.Store Data ImportMove Shopify customers, coupons, pages, blog posts, tax rates, and shipping zones into WooCommerce, so both storefronts match without anyone retyping content by hand.Category Collection MappingMap WooCommerce product categories to Shopify collections once, then every future import and export files products into the right place on both stores automatically.Flexible Price RulesRaise or lower prices by a fixed amount or a percentage for products inside a chosen price range, applied per connected store during import or export.Sync Performance DashboardTrack products and orders synced, success rates, and daily trends, with an error table that pairs every failure code with a suggested fix, plus CSV export and a daily digest email.WooCommerce Shopify Connector ComparisonSee how this connector compares with S2W, W2S, LitExtension, and Syncio across two way sync, multi store support, real time webhooks, order fulfillment tracking, and licensing model.

Connect Your Shopify Store

Connect one or several Shopify stores through the Shopify Developer Dashboard (OAuth) or a legacy custom app token, and manage every connection from a single WooCommerce screen.

Read the Connection Guide →

Import & Export Products

Import simple and variable Shopify products with images, variants, prices, and stock — and export WooCommerce products back to Shopify, including automatic export of newly published products.

Read the Product Import Guide →

Keep Orders in Sync

Import Shopify orders with your chosen order status, export WooCommerce orders in one click or automatically at checkout, and surface Shopify tracking details to your customers.

Read the Order Guides →

Monitor Sync Health

The Sync Performance Dashboard shows products and orders synced, failure counts, success rates, daily trend charts, and an error table with a suggested fix for every error code.

Read the Analytics Guide →

What's New in v4.0.0

Real-Time Sync – Fields to Update — Choose exactly which product fields sync in each direction. Real-Time Sync Guide →

Refresh Products — Re-pull product updates from Shopify in the background. Product Import Guide →

Sync Performance Dashboard — Summary cards, timeline charts, error breakdown with suggested fixes, and CSV export. Analytics Dashboard Guide →

Redesigned Admin UI — Modernized interface for managing connections, mappings, product lists, order exports, and sync logs. Connection Guide →

WordPress 7.1 & WooCommerce 11.0 Compatible — Fully tested and hardened for modern WooCommerce stack including HPOS and Blocks. System Requirements →

Setup Wizard — Guided five-step onboarding flow to connect your first Shopify store. Setup Wizard Guide →