Enable your AI agent to look up order status, track shipments, check inventory, and get product information from your WooCommerce store.
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Updated February 2026
The WooCommerce integration connects your AI agent to your WordPress-powered e-commerce store. Customers can check order status, find product information, and get shipping updates through natural conversation.
Perfect for WordPress users who want to automate common customer support questions like “Where's my order?” and “Do you have this in stock?”
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Get Order Status | Look up order status and details by order number or customer email |
| Track Shipment | Get tracking information and delivery status for shipped orders |
| Get Product Info | Retrieve product details, pricing, variations, and availability |
| Check Inventory | Check real-time stock levels for specific products |
| Get Customer Orders | List all orders for a customer by email address |
Before setting up the WooCommerce integration, you'll need:
| Field | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Site URL | Your WordPress site URL (must be HTTPS) | https://yourstore.com |
| Consumer Key | The Consumer Key from WooCommerce | ck_xxxxx... |
| Consumer Secret | The Consumer Secret from WooCommerce | cs_xxxxx... |
After setup, test the integration:
Other test queries:
WooCommerce REST API requires HTTPS. Make sure your site has a valid SSL certificate installed and configured.
Check that your Consumer Key and Consumer Secret are correct. If needed, generate new API keys in WooCommerce.
Some security plugins disable the WordPress REST API. Check your security plugin settings and whitelist the WooCommerce API endpoints.
WooCommerce API requires “pretty permalinks.” Go to Settings →Permalinks and select any option except “Plain.”