Setting up WordPress WooCommerce

This article refers to the plugin version 1.x. There is a separate article about version 2.x.

After the Wemalo plugin has been installed in WordPress, it can be paired with Wemalo. To do this, the API WordPress must be selected under Data Exchange and the URL to the shop must be stored.

data subscriptions

Individual data calls can be activated/deactivated via the subscriptions:

authentication key

After the data subscriptions have been selected and pressed Save, the system generates a token that must be used for authentication:

This key must be entered in the Wemalo plugin:

 

note in WooCommerce

An article number should also be stored for variants. This is transmitted to Wemalo as SKU. By default, WooCommerce does not allow you to store an EAN for articles. Therefore, this field remains empty in Wemalo. Therefore, only the internal barcode generated by Wemalo or the SKU can be used to scan goods. An alternative would be to deposit the EAN as an SKU.

To note in Wemalo

For orders, the customer (if activated) can choose between national shipping, free shipping, etc.. The ID of the respective shipping option must be entered as Ext. Profile ID in Wemalo in the shipping profiles so that the system selects the correct profile when creating a GI order. The ID of the profile can be found in WordPress under WooCommerce- >Settings- >Shipping:

Download page: WemaloAPI.zip

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