Move from WooCommerce

What it is#

WooCommerce is the online store plugin for WordPress. Jukto reads your products, customers and past orders through the WooCommerce REST API with a read-only key you make in your WordPress admin, and brings them into this website.

What you need#

• A WooCommerce site that works on https.
• An admin login to create a REST API key. WooCommerce adds no charge for keys; your hosting plan is your own.
• Three values: Site address, Consumer key and Consumer secret.

Where to find your keys#

1. 1

   Open the REST API settings

   In your WordPress admin open WooCommerce, then Settings, then Advanced, then REST API.

2. 2

   Add a read-only key

   Press Add key. Give it a name, choose yourself as the user, and set Permissions to Read.

3. 3

   Copy both values now

   Press Generate API key. Copy the Consumer key and the Consumer secret now, because WooCommerce shows them only once.

4. 4

   Enter them in Jukto

   Enter your site address (for example https://example.com) in Site address, and paste the two values into Consumer key and Consumer secret.

What Jukto does#

• Jukto reads your products (with their variations and pictures), customers and orders (with their lines) page by page. It only reads.
• Products arrive as drafts with variants, prices, stock and the main picture of each product and variant. Pictures are downloaded into your media library.
• Customers with a Bangladesh mobile number arrive once each. Orders arrive as history: they appear in Orders and on the customer, and change no stock, send no message and do not count in your sales figures. A line whose SKU matches no product is kept as text.
• Imported orders never trigger order SMS or email.
• Cost prices are imported only when the owner runs the import.
• See Move from another platform for the limits and the repeat rule.

Test and turn on#

1. 1

   Open the provider page

   Go to Tools, open Integrations, choose Move from another platform, then WooCommerce and press Set up (it says Manage once you have started).

2. 2

   Fill in the fields and save

   Paste each value into the field with the same name, then press Save. A secret value is stored encrypted, and afterwards only its last four characters are shown.

3. 3

   Test the connection

   Press Test connection. Jukto asks WooCommerce whether the saved values work and shows whether it worked and, if not, what WooCommerce answered. The test uses the saved values, so save first.

4. 4

   Choose what to import

   In Import from WooCommerce tick Products, Customers and/or Order history. For orders you may enter a date: only orders on or after it are imported.

5. 5

   Check what will be imported

   Press Check what will be imported. Jukto reads your site and shows a summary: new rows, rows updated, rows already here (skipped), pictures found and downloaded, and the first rows. Nothing is saved yet.

6. 6

   Import now

   If the summary looks right, press Import now and watch the progress. If rows have problems, use Download the list of problems, fix them and start again.

7. 7

   Review the drafts and publish

   Open Products, check the imported drafts (prices, stock, pictures) and publish the ones you want to sell.

Common errors#

Next#

• Move from another platform: import and export
• Move from Shopify