WooCommerce 3PL & Fulfillment Connector

This is a build-to-order plugin, not an instant download. After we confirm your 3PLs, SKUs and routing needs, a typical build is delivered in about 2 to 4 weeks depending on how many providers and warehouses are involved. We develop against your API credentials, install on a staging copy of your WordPress site first, run real test order pushes and a full inventory/tracking write-back cycle, then deploy to production once you sign off.

Every build includes a defined post-launch support window where we fix issues, adjust routing rules or SKU maps, and keep the plugin working across WooCommerce and WordPress core updates. Because you own the source code outright, you're never locked in. We also offer optional ongoing maintenance retainers to track 3PL API changes (ShipBob, ShipHero, Red Stag and others periodically version their APIs) and to add new providers or warehouses over time.

Any 3PL or WMS that exposes a REST API or webhooks — ShipBob, ShipHero and Red Stag are common targets, and we routinely add others. During scoping we confirm the provider's order-create, inventory and shipment endpoints. If a provider only offers CSV/SFTP or a closed portal with no API, we'll tell you honestly before any build begins.

Yes. It's built for WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (custom order tables) and also handles legacy post-based orders. It uses standard WooCommerce and WordPress hooks, actions and filters and stores its state in order meta, so it coexists with subscriptions, tax, and shipping plugins. It's also WPML and multisite compatible.

Pushes are idempotent with automatic retry and backoff, so a transient outage never double-ships or silently drops an order. Failed pushes are logged via WooCommerce's logging system and surfaced in the admin so your team can see and requeue them. Inventory and status polling resumes on the next WP-Cron run once the provider recovers.

Yes. We configure the SKU mapping layer so your WooCommerce SKUs translate to each warehouse's item IDs, and we expand bundles/kits into the correct component line items per provider during the build. You can adjust mappings later from the wp-admin settings screen without touching code.