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Mastering WooCommerce

You're reading from   Mastering WooCommerce Build, customize, and launch a complete e-commerce website with WooCommerce from scratch

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781835085288
Length 352 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Exploring the essentials of an ECommerce Store
2. Chapter 1: Installing WordPress and WooCommerce FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: All About Configuring Products 4. Chapter 3: Organizing Products 5. Chapter 4: Attracting Traffic with Search Engine Optimization 6. Part 2: Managing an Online Store
7. Chapter 5: Managing Sales Through WP Admin 8. Chapter 6: Syncing Product Data 9. Chapter 7: Configuring In-Store POS Solutions 10. Chapter 8: Using Fulfillment Software 11. Chapter 9: Speeding Up Your Store 12. Part 3: Customizing the Appearance and Functionality of Your Store
13. Chapter 10: Setting Up Your Theme 14. Chapter 11: Customizing the Product Page 15. Chapter 12: Building a Landing Page 16. Chapter 13: Creating Plugins for WooCommerce 17. Chapter 14: Next Steps with WooCommerce 18. Index 19. Other Books You May Enjoy

Syncing data in-store and with WooCommerce

In this chapter, we looked at two very different POS systems and learned how they work differently. WooCommerce POS is simple and fast to set up, whereas Square has a lot more flexibility when it comes to which data you want to sync, how often you want to sync, and which database should be the master. As your e-commerce business grows, you’ll integrate with dozens of different systems. One of the WooCommerce stores I worked on recently has close to 100 integrations with other systems and they also need to share product data with two other WooCommerce stores. When systems get that complex, it’s worth looking into all of the ways you can sync data so you understand which works best for you and your business. We’ll look into simple systems such as a single database, having one master database, and manually syncing data.

Single database systems

One of the most robust systems you can use is a single database. This is...

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