WooCommerce MultiLocation & Order Routing

Natively manage inventory per location in WooCommerce, and configure automatic order routing with intelligent geo-location features, and much more!

Developer Docs

Using WooCommerce REST API to query/update product/variation inventory

By default, inventory can be added/updated for each location when editing a product or variation manually in the WooCommerce admin. Once the inventory is set, and the product is saved, we will recalculate the total inventory for the product/variation to be the sum of the inventory in all locations. We...

Using WooCommerce REST API to query assigned order locations

When a WooCommerce order is placed and automatically/manually routed to a warehouse location using our integration, that assignment can be used with external integrations if needed when querying an order – due to our seamless integration with the WooCommerce REST API. Once a location has been added in our integration,...

Using CSV Import/Export to query/update product/variation inventory

Getting Started
Once you have installed and activated our MultiLocation plugin, there are a few steps and recommendations to follow in order to easily get up and running to managing your inventory and setting up your locations. Adding locations Once you have entered your license key, visit the Locations menu in Locations...
Managing Locations
With our MultiLocation Inventory + Order Routing integration for WooCommerce, you can add and manage multiple warehouses / locations right in your WooCommerce admin. Initial Setup After our plugin is installed and activated, a new Locations tab will be added to your menu bar. Clicking that will bring you to...
Managing region assignment & inventory display
Using region management in our MultiLocation Inventory + Order Routing integration for WooCommerce, you will be able to assign/limit locations to only specific regions, which will allow you to: Control the inventory level displayed on front-end product pages – drawn only from locations assigned to the region the visitor is...
Creating a Google Maps API Key
During setup of our MultiLocation integration, you’ll be required to enter a Google Maps API key – which is used for address proximity calculation – both for order routing and automatic inventory geolocation display. The Google API Services that we require enabled are below: Geocoding API Maps Javascript API Distance...
Available Shortcodes
As part of customizing our multilocation inventory integration to work specifically for your site/scenario needs, we have made available several different shortcodes that allow you to add specific functionality on the front-end of your site – mainly around allowing the user to set their location to be used when browsing...
Managing Low/Out of Stock threshold per warehouse
The core WooCommerce settings support both a low stock threshold and an out of stock threshold, which serve two purposes: Low stock threshold: Notify store admin via email when product stock sinks below this level. Out of stock threshold: Notify store admin via email when product stock sinks below this...