Configuración de WooCommerce

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Configure the connection between Humano and your WooCommerce store to manage products and orders from the application.

Where to configure

All settings are configured in Ajustes del equipo → Integración con WooCommerce → Configure. Access from the user menu or https://wapify.me/team/<id>/settings/woocommerce. No server environment variables are required.

1. What you need
  • A WordPress site with WooCommerce installed and active.
  • The store URL: the full URL of your site (e.g. https://tu-tienda.com).
  • REST API keys: Consumer Key and Consumer Secret generated in WooCommerce.
2. How to generate the API keys in WooCommerce
  1. Log in to WordPress
    Access your site as administrator.
  2. Open WooCommerce settings
    In the left menu → WooCommerce → Ajustes.
  3. REST API tab
    Click the Avanzado tab → REST API. There you will see the list of API keys.
  4. Add key
    Click Add key. Description (e.g. "Humano"). User: choose an administrator user. Permissions: Read/Write so that Humano can read and update products and orders.
  5. Copy the keys
    After creating the key, WooCommerce will show Consumer key (starts with ck_) and Consumer secret (starts with cs_). Copy both; the secret is only shown once.
3. Fields to configure in Humano
Field Descripción
Store URL Full URL of your WooCommerce store (e.g. https://tu-tienda.com). Do not add /wp-json or a trailing slash.
API Version Use wc/v3 (recommended) unless your WooCommerce version requires an older version.
Consumer Key The Consumer Key from WooCommerce (starts with ck_).
Consumer Secret The Consumer Secret from WooCommerce (starts with cs_). Stored encrypted.
Verify SSL Certificate Recommended on for production sites with valid HTTPS. Turn off only for local or test environments without valid SSL.
4. Complete the configuration in Humano
  1. Go to Ajustes del equipo (e.g. /team/<id>/settings).
  2. Find the Integración con WooCommerce card → Configure.
  3. Store URL: enter the full URL of your store.
  4. API Version: leave wc/v3 unless you need another.
  5. Consumer Key and Consumer Secret: paste the values generated in WooCommerce.
  6. Verify SSL: enable for production, disable only for local/testing.
  7. Save changes.
5. After configuration

Once the connection is configured:

  • In Productos you will see the list of products from your WooCommerce store and you can create or edit them from Humano.
  • In Pedidos you will see the orders and you can edit their status and details.
  • You can open the product or order in WooCommerce (WordPress) from the action links in the list.
Troubleshooting
  • If you see "WooCommerce is not configured": check that the four fields (URL, API version, Consumer Key, Consumer Secret) are filled in and saved.
  • If the API returns errors: verify that the REST API is enabled in WooCommerce and that the key has Read/Write permission.
  • For sites with self-signed or invalid SSL, disable "Verify SSL Certificate" only in development.