Connect WooCommerce to your online store and enhance it with personalized details. Learn how to add Meta Data to improve order processing and create a tailored shopping experience for your customers.
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Begin a seamless e-commerce journey by integrating WooCommerce with your system. This guide will help you connect WooCommerce, focusing on the "Add Meta Data" action, enabling your store to pass personalized data for Payment Gateway, WooCommerce Subscriptions, Shipment Tracking, and more.
Select the WooCommerce connector from the list of available options.
You will be prompted to select either Add New Connection or Select Existing Connection.
If no connection exists, review the Connection Name and proceed by entering the Consumer Key, Consumer Secret, and WooShop Subdomain.
Once the connection is established, click Connect next to the connection.
Select "Add Meta Data" action and it has some mandatory fields:
Order ID: You need to add the variable where the order is stored.
Meta Data: Enter both the Key and Value. For example, you can push tags (associated with the contact in BizMagnets) as custom Meta Data in WooCommerce.
Ensure the correct variables are used as values in all fields.
With your WooCommerce connection set up and the "Add Meta Data" action configured, you can enhance your order processing by incorporating custom Meta Data. Leverage variables for precise data input, delivering a personalized shopping experience for your customers. Streamline your WooCommerce integration with these simple steps.
Once your connection is established, you can use the "Add Notes" action to attach custom notes to WooCommerce orders. This action requires a few key fields:
Order ID: Enter the variable where the order ID is stored.
Notes: Provide the text or variable that holds the note content you want to attach to the order.
With the "Add Notes" action, you can enhance order tracking by adding custom notes, improving communication, and keeping your team or customers informed. This functionality streamlines your workflow, ensuring better management of WooCommerce orders.
