Planned integration

Planned WooCommerce Integration for Shipments

WooCommerce runs your storefront on WordPress. Cargizon runs the inbound supply behind it: purchase orders, shipments, receiving, and freight. Our roadmap includes a direct integration that connects store demand to inbound orders, shows shipment ETAs against your stock, and tracks landed cost per product.

Planned Integration Capabilities

These features are on our roadmap for the WooCommerce integration. CSV import and export is available today as a bridge.

Planned Stock Sync

Our roadmap includes connecting WooCommerce stock quantities with Cargizon, so inbound quantities and arrival dates sit alongside what your store has on the shelf.

Inbound Restock Visibility

A planned feature will tie inbound shipments to the products they replenish, so you can watch container ETAs against WooCommerce stock and reorder before a product runs out.

Per-Product Landed Cost

Freight, duty, and handling captured in Cargizon are planned to be allocated per product, so the landed cost behind each WooCommerce listing reflects the real cost to import it.

Demand to Purchase Order

We are designing a flow that turns WooCommerce sales into inbound purchase orders in Cargizon, so replenishment follows what is actually selling.

Product and SKU Mapping

A mapping layer is planned so WooCommerce products and SKUs line up with Cargizon items, keeping codes and quantities consistent across both.

Built on the WooCommerce REST API

The planned integration is designed to use the standard WooCommerce REST API on your own WordPress site, so connecting your store does not depend on a third-party approval process.

Why Connecting Cargizon and WooCommerce Matters

WooCommerce handles selling. Cargizon handles getting the stock in the door. Connecting them keeps your store stocked and correctly costed.

1

Keep your self-hosted store stocked

WooCommerce gives you full control of your storefront on WordPress. A planned integration would give you the same control over the inbound side, so container ETAs and stock levels line up and your bestsellers stay available.

2

See the real landed cost of every product

Supplier price is not landed cost. Cargizon captures freight, duty, and handling per shipment, and the planned integration will surface landed cost per product so your WooCommerce margins reflect reality.

3

Replenish from real demand, not guesswork

Rather than exporting order reports and building purchase orders by hand, the planned flow will let WooCommerce sales feed the inbound purchase orders and shipments you manage in Cargizon.

4

Protect margin by auditing freight

Freight is a real cost for any store importing its own products. Cargizon checks each freight invoice against your rate card, so overcharges do not quietly erode the margin on your catalog.

5

Use Cargizon today, connect WooCommerce when ready

You do not need to wait for the integration. Cargizon works standalone with CSV import and export. When the WooCommerce integration ships, connecting your store will be a configuration step, not a rebuild.

Questions About the Planned WooCommerce Integration

Start managing your inbound supply today

Track inbound shipments, plan restocks, and audit freight bills now. Connect your WooCommerce store when the integration ships.