Before you start
You'll need a WordPress site with WooCommerce installed and admin access to it.
Step 1: Prepare your products in WooCommerce
Set products to Published with Public visibility — Easync only sees products in that state.
Add SKUs, especially for products with variations (recommended, not required).
Enable Manage Stock on all products, including at the variation level — this is what lets Easync sync your inventory.
Step 2: Configure your store and generate API keys
In WooCommerce → Settings → API, check Enable REST API and save.
In WordPress → Settings → Permalinks, choose any option except Default.
Create a new user with the Administrator role for the API key.
Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API and click "Add Key."
Enter a description, choose the administrator user, set permissions to Read/Write, and click "Generate API Key."
This creates a Consumer Key and Consumer Secret. Don't close the page right away — you won't be able to view the key again, only generate a new one.
Step 3: Connect the store in Easync
In Easync, open the add-store section and choose WooCommerce.
Paste the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret into the corresponding fields.
Enter your store URL and click "Submit."
Easync will create a test Product Tag in your store to confirm the connection. You can find and delete it under Products → Tags.
Step 4: Add products
Open the Add Products section of your store. Add listings by URL or ASIN (paste supplier product links or IDs) or by uploading a CSV file for bulk import.
Step 5: Adjust Advanced settings
Before uploading, open Advanced settings to fine-tune pricing, quantity, and other listing details.
Step 6: Publish and review drafts
Click PUBLISH. Your listings are sent to the Drafts section, where you can review and edit each one before publishing them live to your WooCommerce store.