Beta Last reviewed 2026-07-18

What you can do today

How it connects

Official WooCommerce OAuth. You authorise your own account through the provider’s official sign-in screen. Client secrets stay on our backend, refresh tokens are encrypted at rest, and the desktop app never asks you to paste a marketplace secret.

How orders arrive

On-demand and periodic order checks while the desktop app is running. Orders are pulled in when you check the store, not pushed by webhook.

What’s imported

  • Order reference and order date
  • Line items with SKU, title and quantity
  • Buyer/recipient name
  • Personalisation and product images where present

Setup

  1. Install the Windows app and sign in
  2. Open Integrations → Stores and choose WooCommerce
  3. Authorise your store
  4. Preview and import recent orders, then assign them to printers

Plan and limitations

Store connections and automatic order import are included from Hobby (£5/month).

WooCommerce FAQs

How does the WooCommerce connection import orders?

You authorise your store once, then the desktop app checks WooCommerce on demand and on a schedule while it is running and imports new orders. Nothing runs while the app is closed.

Does it write anything back to WooCommerce?

No. The connection reads order data so you can produce and track the work. It does not change products, orders or customers on WooCommerce.

Related features

Other integrations

Bring WooCommerce into your production workflow

Download the Windows beta and connect WooCommerce in a few minutes. New accounts start on the Free plan; store connections are included from Hobby.

WooCommerce is a trademark of its respective owner and is used only to identify the store this integration works with. It does not imply any endorsement, sponsorship or partnership with 3D Print Farm or 3D Print Land.