WORDPRESS · INTEGRATIONS
Connect the systems. Keep control of the data.
Integrations that explain what happened, handle retries safely and respect the system that owns each record.
- Data contract first
- Safe retries
- Visible failures
- SyncedOrders → ERP214 records
- RetriedStock updateSucceeded on retry
- Failed3 ordersMissing customer phone
- SkippedDuplicate webhookAlready processed
Contract
agreed before building
Idempotent
no duplicate actions on retry
Logged
without secrets or extra personal data
Documented
recovery and configuration
INSIDE THE PRODUCT
The happy path is only the beginning.
A practical integration plans for failure from the start.
Contract
Agree the data contract
Identify the authoritative source, required fields, permissions and update direction before implementing a connection.
- Source of truth
- Required fields
- Update direction
| Field | Owner | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Order status | WooCommerce | Out |
| Stock level | ERP | In |
| Customer phone | WooCommerce | Out |
Failure
Design for failure
Validate payloads, avoid duplicate actions, handle provider limits and make failed jobs reviewable.
- Payload validation
- Duplicate protection
- Rate limits handled
Operations
Make operations visible
Useful logs without secrets or unnecessary personal information, with documented recovery and configuration changes.
- Readable logs
- No secrets in logs
- Recovery documented
- AlertFailed jobNotify the store team
- RecoverReplay safelyIdempotent by design
- ChangeConfig updateDocumented
HOW IT WORKS
From handoff to automation.
Three steps from connecting your data to a decision you can stand behind.
Describe the handoff
The source, destination and the action between them.
Agree the contract
Fields, ownership, direction and failure handling.
Build and monitor
Implement on staging, then monitor with readable logs.
USE CASES
Built for the way you work.
How teams put it to work.
Connect the store to the back office
Orders, stock and prices flowing between WooCommerce and the systems that own them.
Automate repetitive admin
Internal tools for the tasks staff repeat every day.
FAQ
Integrations: common questions.
Straight answers about what it does, what it costs and where its limits are.
Which systems can you connect?
Supported business APIs, feeds and WordPress or WooCommerce data, assessed per project.
What happens when a sync fails?
Failures are logged and reviewable, and retries are designed not to duplicate actions.
Do you store our customer data?
Only what the integration needs, logged without secrets or unnecessary personal information.
How do I start?
Describe the source, destination and the action between them through the contact form.
What is outside the scope?
Third-party access, provider charges, rate limits and approvals are assessed during scoping. A vendor name on a brief is not proof that the required API capability exists.
Explain the handoff you need to improve.
Describe the source, destination and the action that should happen between them.