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Zoho Inventory / WooCommerce Integration
Zoho Inventory and WooCommerce for B2B
As of 2024, WooCommerce dominates the e-commerce landscape, powering over 4.5M live stores [source: Store Leads]. As part of WordPress‘s open ecosystem, WooCommerce has a well-developed API and many integration plugins. Most of these plugins are designed for the simplest use case: the business sells products, and customers pay for them through WooCommerce’s integrated payment gateways. It’s a pure B2C use case; things are different for the B2B segment. Our solution covers that gap.
Zoho Inventory / WooCommerce Integration Plugins
There are many Zoho Partners and independent providers who offer the integration between Zoho platform and WooCommerce. You, the potential customer, should know that there are only two ways to integrate them: use a WordPress plugin or create a fully custom, API-based integration.
Concerning the WooCommerce / Zoho Inventory integration plugins: if we see that one of the following plugins can fit the customer’s business processes, we use them. However, they do not work well for the wholesalers and distributors where the WooCommerce does not perform financial transactions.
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Also known as the WooZo Inventory plugin, it’s one of the best-in-class WooCommerce integration plugins available on the Zoho Marketplace. Prices start from $120/year + applicable taxes.
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The Zoho Books & Inventory Integration pluginThe Zoho Books & Inventory Integration plugin (that’s an actual name!) is a feed-based product offered by no one else but WooCommerce itself. It’s made by WPSwings and cost $99/year.
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Another product listed on Zoho Marketplace, the pricing starts from $480/year.
Even if the plugin’s logic and configuration options are checking all the boxes for the particular use case, the implementation team must have a solid grasp of Zoho Inventory’s object model for effective use of these plugins. Because how can one set up a data feed if they don’t know what the fields are? We frequently encounter customers who contact us after facing challenges following their initial DIY attempts.
When Our Zoho Inventory / WooCommerce Integration
is Better
If Your WooCommerce is a Catalog
The most common use case is when you need to show thousands of products without selling them directly through WooCommerce shopping cart. You showcase the options, the potential customer makes an RFQ and your back office does the rest. This applies to the service-based businesses and wholesalers.
If You Have a Heavily Customized Zoho Inventory Instance
For the non-standard business logic, heavily customized Zoho Inventory and Zoho Books, subscription and downloadable product sellers.
If Full Control Over the System’s Functionality Is a Must
For large enterprises with complex pricing and taxation models and other unique situations where the out-of-the-box solutions are not working well.
Key Features
Automatic Sales Orders in Zoho Books
- For the B2B sales, SOs will be created in Zoho Books based on the website orders
- For the service-based businesses, the website-based RFQs can be automatically transformed into the Quotes in Zoho Books
Manage Everything from Zoho Inventory
Automatic Items Synchronization
Zoho CRM Integration is Included
- Website requests registered as new Leads in Zoho CRM
- Zoho CRM / Zoho Books integration
- Integration with other third-party apps using REST API if needed
Perfect Fit
Not a Fit
In these cases, we’ll be happy to help with the Zoho Inventory / WooCommerce integration plugin installation and support.
Just contact us and we’ll take care of it.
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