WooCommerce integration

WooCommerce turns a WordPress site into a store, which gives brands a great deal of freedom and a great deal of variation. Extensions add subscriptions, bundles, custom fields and extra payment gateways, and each one can change what an order looks like. Dashworx connects through the WooCommerce REST API to bring in orders and their line items, refunds, coupons, products and variations, stock status and customer records.

WooCommerce moves orders through several statuses, from pending payment to processing, completed, refunded or cancelled. Dashworx models which of those count as revenue so your figures match how your business recognises a sale. Taxes, shipping and coupon discounts are kept separate, so net sales can be reported cleanly.

Many WooCommerce stores are run by lean teams who rely on the built-in reports or a spreadsheet. Bringing the data into Dashworx puts it next to GA4, Google Ads and your email platform, so you can see which campaigns produce orders rather than just sessions, and follow best-selling products and repeat purchase rates without manual exports.