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Pidgely for WooCommerce

WordPress stores lose orders to emails that never arrive. Connect WooCommerce to Pidgely, no plugin to install, and your order emails go out in your brand, from your authenticated domain, with bounces and complaints handled for you.

Connect your store

What the integration does

  • No plugin and no theme change: Pidgely talks to the WooCommerce REST API in your WordPress site
  • Emails go out for new, paid, fulfilled and cancelled orders, and for delivery when the carrier data says so
  • Tracking code and link come from the order meta that common shipment-tracking plugins fill in; without such a plugin the shipped email goes out with no tracking block
  • Every webhook WooCommerce sends carries a signature made with a secret generated for your store, and Pidgely rejects what does not match
  • Customers, products and orders sync in pages, so a large WordPress catalog does not time out the first import

How to connect

  1. In Pidgely, open Stores, pick WooCommerce and type the store address
  2. WordPress shows its own approval screen (the /wc-auth/v1/authorize page of your site): review the read-only access and approve it
  3. Your store posts the API key and secret straight to Pidgely, which tests them with a single call before saving them encrypted
  4. The history comes in silently on the first sync
  5. Turn off the matching WooCommerce emails under WooCommerce → Settings → Emails, so no customer gets two

Good to know

Requirements on your side: WooCommerce 5.8 or newer, the site on HTTPS and pretty permalinks switched on, so the REST API answers at /wp-json/. If a security plugin or firewall blocks that path, the connection fails with a clear message until you allow it.

WooCommerce core exposes no abandoned-cart API, so unlike Nuvemshop and Shopify there are no checkouts to sync here; that needs a plugin or a storefront script, and it is not part of this integration. WooCommerce also sends no privacy webhooks to apps, so a customer erasure request is handled from your side.

To cut access, revoke the key under WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API. Reference: WooCommerce REST API docs. A WordPress shop’s mail is often the first thing to break; see why emails go to spam.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to install a plugin?

No. You approve Pidgely once on your own WordPress admin and the store hands over an API key. Nothing is added to your theme or plugins.

The connection fails. What do I check?

Three things: the site opens on HTTPS, permalinks are not set to “Plain”, and a firewall or security plugin does not block /wp-json/.

How do I remove the access?

In WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API, revoke the key Pidgely created. The store then shows as disconnected in Pidgely.

Will tracking show up in the shipped email?

If your tracking plugin saves the code in the order meta, yes. Otherwise the email goes out without the tracking block.

Does Pidgely recover abandoned carts on WooCommerce?

Not today. WooCommerce core has no abandoned-cart data to read; the order emails and the customer sync work in full.

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Connect your WooCommerce store

Create a free account, verify your domain and connect the store. The first sync starts right away.

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