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How a WooCommerce (WordPress) store integrates Whatmore. You connect your catalog via WooCommerce’s REST API, embed the widget with a dashboard-generated snippet, and report orders for attribution.

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1. Connect your catalog

Whatmore reads your products through the WooCommerce REST API and you map the fields in the dashboard — no export needed. a. Generate WooCommerce API keys
  • WordPress admin → WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API → Add key
  • Description: Whatmore Integration; Permissions: Read/Write
  • Copy the Consumer key (ck_…) and Consumer secret (cs_…)
Your product endpoint looks like:
b. Map fields in the dashboard In dashboard.whatmore.live select WooCommerce, enter your endpoint + keys, and map the fields Whatmore fetches from a sample response (see Catalog API → Connect in the dashboard):

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2. Embed the widget

In the dashboard, set up a surface (e.g. Homepage Video Carousel), choose a template, and copy the generated snippet. Paste it where you want the surface — a block, a Custom HTML widget, or a theme template (e.g. single-product.php). No hardcoded script URL; the snippet is generated for your store.

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3. Authentication

For order tracking you need a store_id and a bearer token from GET /auth/access-token?store_id=<store_id>. See Authentication.

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4. Order tracking

On order completion (woocommerce_thankyou or the woocommerce_order_status_completed hook), call Order Tracking with the order items. Use the ready-to-use web snippet — the widget already stores video-view / add-to-cart signals in localStorage, so the snippet picks them up automatically.

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Verify

  • Products appear in your Whatmore dashboard catalog
  • Widget renders from the pasted snippet
  • Order tracking fires on the thank-you page and attribution shows in the dashboard