WooCommerce is the open-source ecommerce platform for WordPress.
22 actions Leo can use in the apps and agents it builds for you: 14 that read WooCommerce data, 8 that create or update it.
Retrieves available options for the Products field.
Retrieves available options for the Product ID field.
Retrieves available options for the Categories field.
Retrieves available options for the Order ID field.
Retrieves available options for the Customer field.
Retrieves available options for the Payment Method field.
Finds a customer by searching. See the docs
Retrieve a list of products. See the docs
Retrieve a list of orders. See the docs
Retrieve a list of notes for a specific order. See the docs
Retrieve a specific product. See the docs
Retrieve a specific order. See the docs
Retrieve a specific order note. See the docs
Retrieve a specific customer. See the docs
Updates a product. See the docs
Update the status of a specific order. See the docs
Delete an existing order. See the docs
Create a new refund for an order. See the docs
Creates a new product. See the docs
Creates a new order. See the docs
Creates a new customer. See the docs
Create a new note for an order. See the docs
Leo connects WooCommerce to the ERP your business already runs on: the records it reads in WooCommerce land in your ERP, and what changes in the ERP flows back.
Authorize WooCommerce once, in a couple of clicks. Leo only gets the permissions you grant.
In plain language: the dashboard, portal or agent you want across WooCommerce and your ERP. No code, no mapping spreadsheets.
Leo builds it, you review, it goes live. Agents run on a schedule or on events, under the guardrails you set.