WooCommerce + Inventory Sync

Keep your WooCommerce stock in line with your suppliers

Dropday imports the stock feeds of your suppliers and fulfilment partners, such as an XML feed, every day, matches each product on SKU or EAN and keeps the stock in your WooCommerce store in line with what they have. Dropday handles the setup.

Supplier or 3PL

Publishes its stock feed

Dropday

Daily stock import

Matched on SKU or EAN

WooCommerce stock

Updated for each product

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WooCommerce integration
Inventory Sync

How WooCommerce inventory sync works

Your suppliers' stock comes in through their feeds, and Dropday keeps the stock in your store in line with it.

1

Your supplier's feed is added

Dropday adds each supplier's stock feed and maps its fields, such as SKU, EAN and stock quantity.

2

Stock is read every day

Every feed is imported once a day, and each product is matched on SKU or EAN.

3

Your store follows

Dropday updates the stock of the matching products in your WooCommerce store.

Stock feed

An XML feed URL, or another source Dropday sets up

Matching

Each product matched on SKU or EAN

Supplier stock you can sell with confidence

As with all inventory sync in Dropday, each feed is imported on its own and every row is matched to a product by SKU or EAN. A size or colour with its own SKU or EAN is matched as a separate product, so its stock follows its own row in the feed.

No manual stock updates

Stock read every day

Matched on SKU or EAN

Where WooCommerce inventory sync helps

Dropshipping from supplier stock

Sell products that ship from your supplier's warehouse, with the stock in your store following the stock your supplier publishes.

Several suppliers in one store

Add a feed for each supplier and keep the stock of every range in one WooCommerce store.

Fewer oversold products

When a supplier runs out, the stock in your store follows after the next daily import, instead of after someone notices and edits it by hand.

Orders to the same suppliers

The supplier whose stock you sell can also receive its WooCommerce orders through Dropday: your rules decide which supplier receives each product.

Connect WooCommerce in minutes

Dropday already has a plugin for WooCommerce, so you install an existing connection instead of building one. Read more about the Dropday plugin for WooCommerce, or follow the installation guide step by step.

1

Install the Dropday plugin

Download the plugin from the Integrations page in Dropday and add it to your WordPress site.

2

Connect your store

Link the plugin to your Dropday account in its settings.

3

Add your suppliers' feeds

Add a feed for each supplier, and Dropday sets up the stock updates of your WooCommerce store with you.

Keep your stock right without manual updates

Connect your WooCommerce store, add your suppliers' stock feeds and let Dropday keep your stock in line.

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Frequently asked questions

Which feed formats can I use?

An XML feed URL works best, and you can add it yourself. Other sources, such as CSV, JSON, a Google Sheet or a file on FTP or SFTP, are set up by the Dropday team.

How often is stock updated?

Every feed is imported once a day, and you can also start an import by hand.

How are products matched?

On SKU or EAN. Each row in the feed is handled as a separate product, so each variant with its own SKU or EAN is matched on its own.

Does Dropday also update prices, descriptions or images?

No. Dropday does not sync retail prices, descriptions or images, and does not create new products.

Do I need a developer?

No. Dropday handles the setup.