Website and marketplaces department one of the departments in your AI company
WooCommerce integration connects your store to one Elbuz catalog through the official REST API: products with variations, brands and SEO fields, prices and stock in both directions, new products published from the catalog, and WooCommerce orders in one list with marketplaces.
The store stays on WordPress. Elbuz adds supplier prices, several sales channels and one order list.
Products come in with title, descriptions, brand, SKU, barcode, price, sale price, stock, weight, tags, SEO title and description, and photos. The category tree comes by full path, and variations become separate cards of one family. A draft on the site switches the card off.
Prices and stock of linked products and variations go back to the site in batches on schedule, from your warehouses and supplier price lists.
A new product is published as a whole card. Categories are created on the site by name, so you do not map anything: the store is yours.
WooCommerce orders become customer orders in the same list as marketplace orders, and later runs bring only the changes. See order management.
Each template takes its own price or calculates it by formula, so the site and each marketplace can have different prices. Markup rules.
The same catalog feeds Amazon, eBay, Allegro and product feeds. You do not need a plugin per marketplace.
Elbuz uses the official REST API v3. Your own integration needs a developer; here you only paste two keys.
Prefer writing straight to the database? For WordPress there is also the Elbuz Tunnel module. For a store owner, the steps are in How to connect WooCommerce.
Products live in one catalog, and the store and each marketplace get their own template.
Elbuz does not replace your theme or checkout. Moving to Elbuz CMS is not required.
The same windows run every marketplace: the product card, the export templates and the order list.
Three values from your site, and the rest is a template.
No coding is needed. Support moves your data free of charge.
Set up the template once: exports and checks then run on their own, and you step in only where a decision is needed.
Before each run Elbuz counts how many products will go out and how many are in stock, and compares that with the previous run. A stock drop over 30%, a product count drop over 50% or an empty selection triggers a warning or stops the export, as you choose, for all templates or for one.
A template option sends only new and updated products: those changed in the card, by a price list or through the API since the last successful send, not the whole catalog every time.
If you keep warehouse records, a setting exports available stock: the marketplace gets the quantity minus stock reserved by posted orders and blocked goods. The physical stock in the database does not change.
Each template runs on its own schedule. A process (Flows) chains the steps: load price lists, update the catalog, export to marketplaces and send a notification with the result. Workflow automation.
A new order, or a change to an order during import, runs a rule: event, condition, action. The customer gets an email or SMS, a manager gets a task, and a document is created on its own. Marketplace orders follow the same rules as website orders.
You can also give these jobs to an AI agent in plain words: load price lists, update the catalog, run an export, fill product cards. AI agents.
No. Elbuz works through the REST API that WooCommerce already has: you create a key pair in its settings and paste it into the template.
Yes. Stock comes from your warehouses and supplier price lists, and the export template sends prices and stock in batches on schedule, including variations.
Yes. A new product goes out as a whole card with categories created by name, so no category mapping is needed.
It works with common setups: if the host strips the Authorization header or the site uses plain permalinks, Elbuz switches to another way of calling the API. The site must work over https.
14 days free
The website and marketplaces department joins your AI company along with every other department. €50 on your balance after sign-up and 14 days to test the integration on your own products.
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