WooCommerce orders manually added to accounting
Every sale sits in WooCommerce until someone downloads, formats and uploads it to your accounting software. It is mind-numbing repetitive work.
Stop fighting with WordPress plugins that break on every update. We build custom WooCommerce integrations that connect your store to accounting, inventory, CRM and fulfilment systems. Reliably.
Perth-based. Australia-wide. Fixed-price quotes.
WooCommerce is flexible. That is why you picked it. But that flexibility means your WordPress site has custom checkout flows, specific product configurations, and plugins that off-the-shelf sync tools were not designed for.
We build custom integrations using the WooCommerce REST API. Orders become invoices. Inventory stays accurate. Customer data reaches your CRM. Subscriptions track in accounting. No brittle plugins. No silent failures.
HELLO PEOPLE is a Perth-based software consultancy. We work with WooCommerce businesses across Australia: subscription brands, course creators, B2B wholesalers, and anyone whose WordPress site needs to talk to their back-office systems.
Three stages. No surprises. Live orders and stock stay untouched until cutover — delivered personally by the founder.
Week 0
15-minute scoping call. We map your WooCommerce setup, the systems you need it connected to, and the specific workflow gaps slowing your team down. Fixed-price quote inside 48 hours.
Weeks 1–N
Integration built in a sandbox and parallel-run against your live WooCommerce data for two weeks. Every record mapping, field translation and event trigger validated before production. No risk to live data.
Cutover
Production cutover on a planned window — typically a weekend. Team training, monitoring active, 30 days post-launch support. Documentation and source code handed over in full.
WordPress gives you freedom. The downside is nothing connects to anything else unless you make it.
Every sale sits in WooCommerce until someone downloads, formats and uploads it to your accounting software. It is mind-numbing repetitive work.
You installed a WooCommerce sync plugin. It worked for a while. Then a WordPress update broke something and orders stopped syncing. Nobody noticed for a week.
WooCommerce says something is available. Your warehouse says it shipped yesterday. Customers order products you do not actually have.
WooCommerce Subscriptions generates renewals, but accounting has no idea. Recurring revenue recognition becomes a manual guessing game at month-end.
WooCommerce calculates GST at checkout. Your accounting software calculates it again. The numbers never quite match and your BAS lodgement takes twice as long.
Your site runs custom post types, ACF fields, or custom checkout flows. Off-the-shelf plugins were not built for this. They either ignore your customisations or crash.
Tell us what systems you are running and what is not connecting properly. We map the gap, find what needs to be built, and give you a fixed-price quote before you commit to anything.
The most common WooCommerce integrations we build for Australian businesses. Pick a tab to see details.
Every WooCommerce order creates a matching invoice in Xero, MYOB or QuickBooks. Line items, shipping, GST and gateway fees mapped to the right accounts.
Handles variable products, bundles, grouped products and subscription renewals. Partial payments and deposit-based orders are supported.
WooCommerce stock levels driven by your warehouse system or accounting software. When stock changes in your source of truth, WooCommerce product listings update — including setting items to out-of-stock or on backorder.
Works with simple products, variable products (sync at variation level) and bundled products. Low stock thresholds trigger notifications in both systems.
WooCommerce customer data — purchase history, addresses, order count, lifetime value — synced to your CRM, email marketing tool, or accounting software.
New customers created automatically. Existing customers matched by email to avoid duplicates. Guest checkout orders are handled too.
Refund processed in WooCommerce? A corresponding credit note appears in your accounting software. Stock levels adjust if the product is returned to inventory.
Full refunds, partial refunds and exchanges all handled properly. Gateway fee adjustments accounted for.
Subscription renewals, cancellations, upgrades and downgrades all reflected in your accounting and CRM. Monthly recurring revenue tracked properly month-to-month.
Failed payment retries, subscription pauses, and expiry handling included. Your accounting knows the difference between an active subscriber and a churned one.
WooCommerce sales data combined with accounting, inventory and marketing data in a central dashboard. Revenue by product, margin by category, customer lifetime value, cart abandonment rates — all live.
Power BI, Google Looker Studio, or custom dashboards. Whatever format your team prefers.
Every WooCommerce order (products, shipping, GST, discounts, gateway fees) maps to the correct accounts in Xero, MYOB or QuickBooks. No exports. No copy-pasting. No mid-month panic about missing invoices.
Subscription renewals sync too. Monthly recurring revenue is tracked properly, not lumped into manual entries.
A custom integration does not rely on a third-party plugin that may or may not be maintained. It uses the WooCommerce REST API and webhooks directly, so WordPress core updates do not silently break your order sync.
Proper error handling means if something does fail, it is flagged and retried, not silently dropped.
WooCommerce stock counts stay accurate because they are driven by your warehouse system. Sell something on the website and stock updates everywhere. Receive new stock in the warehouse and WooCommerce listings update.
Eliminates overselling and the uncomfortable customer email explaining their order cannot be fulfilled.
Custom post types, ACF fields, variable products with dozens of variations, membership content, booking plugins. We build integrations that work with your actual WooCommerce setup, not a generic template.
Your WordPress site can stay flexible without worrying about whether the accounting sync can keep up.
WooCommerce sales data merged with accounting and inventory in a dashboard that actually tells you something. Revenue by product category, fulfilment cost per order, margin by channel.
Stop pulling reports from three different systems and reconciling them in a spreadsheet.
Straight answers on cost before you commit time to a scoping call.
Tell us your WordPress setup, what plugins you run, and what systems WooCommerce needs to talk to. We will tell you what is involved.
Clear scope, fixed price. No hourly billing surprises. Includes build, testing, go-live and data mapping configuration.
Start with WooCommerce-to-accounting sync, then add inventory and CRM in later phases. Delivers value fast without a massive upfront commitment.
A retailer running an online store, two physical sites and a warehouse system had stockouts, oversells and write-offs caused by mismatched counts. We built a two-way sync between the eCommerce platform, POS and back-office so SKUs, reorder points and order status stay aligned everywhere.
Read the full case studyWooCommerce at the centre, connected to accounting, inventory, CRM and fulfilment.
A clear process so you know what is happening at each step.
We write proper integration code: API connections, data mapping, error handling, logging. Not Zapier chains that break quietly.
You get a clear price before we start. No hourly billing that spirals. No surprise invoices at the end of the month.
We understand BAS, GST, super, award rates, Australian privacy law, and the platforms local businesses actually use.
You talk to the people building your integration. No account managers, no offshore handoffs, no ticket queues.
APIs change. Platforms update. We monitor, maintain, and evolve your integration so it keeps working as your business grows.
We had three WooCommerce plugins syncing orders to Xero and none of them handled our subscription products properly. One custom integration replaced all three and it just works, even after WordPress updates.
Different WooCommerce setups have different integration needs. Here is how we approach each.
Variable products with options (size, material, colour) managed in WooCommerce and synced to inventory and accounting. Custom product fields preserved across systems.
Subscription boxes, recurring supplement orders, and batch-tracked inventory. Subscription renewals create proper recurring revenue entries in accounting.
Member registrations, plan upgrades, cancellations and failed payments reflected in CRM and accounting. Content access managed by WooCommerce, financials tracked elsewhere.
Course enrolments, payment plans and completion tracking sync between WooCommerce, your LMS and accounting. Revenue recognition handled properly for multi-payment courses.
Customer-specific pricing, bulk order handling, purchase order references and credit terms managed in WooCommerce and reflected in accounting with proper trade debtor tracking.
WooCommerce Bookings for appointment-based businesses. Booking confirmations, calendar availability and payment data sync to CRM and accounting without double entry.
Yes. It is the most common WooCommerce integration we build. Orders, refunds, GST and gateway fees all sync automatically. A short call confirms the specifics for your site.
Plugins work for simple setups. But if you have variable products, custom fields, subscription handling, B2B pricing, or specific account mapping, plugins hit limits fast. A custom integration matches your exact setup and does not break when WordPress updates.
Pricing depends on the systems involved, the volume of data and the exception cases. We provide a fixed-price quote after a 15-minute scoping call — no hourly billing, no surprises.
A straightforward order sync takes 3 to 6 weeks. Multi-system integrations with inventory, subscriptions and CRM typically run 6 to 12 weeks.
Yes. We audit your WordPress setup first: theme, active plugins, custom post types, checkout customisations. The integration is built for your specific configuration.
Yes. Subscription renewals, upgrades, downgrades, cancellations and failed payments all sync to accounting and CRM. Monthly recurring revenue is tracked properly.
Custom integrations use the official WooCommerce REST API, which is versioned and stable. WordPress core updates rarely affect the API. If WooCommerce releases a major API change, we update the integration as part of ongoing support.
Yes. We can audit what your current plugin handles, identify gaps, and build a replacement that covers everything properly. Historical data migration included if needed.
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