See what works together.
Themes, checkout extensions, payments, shipping and custom code affect compatibility. Check your supported customer journeys before relying on the setup.
Keep your shop.
Change your working day.
Keep the WooCommerce shop your customers know. Connect Daymerce for a clearer place to handle orders, customers and daily work. Choose the tools you need, and use them on your phone or at your desk.
See the connection stepsYour shop, connected.
Your next step, clear.
A guided route into the workspace.
Connect your shop.
Add the Daymerce connection in WordPress. Review the required access and confirm it.
Review what comes through.
Check the products, variants, orders and information covered by your setup.
Begin with your work.
Open a familiar job: find a customer, follow their order and check its details. Add the tools you need, with separate choices for customer-facing changes.
A new place to work.
On the shop you know.
Your daily work gains a connected workspace. Customer-facing changes remain separate choices.
- Your daily work
- Open available orders, customers and tools from one workspace.
- Your storefront
- Review checkout and other customer-facing components before activating them.
- Your control
- Choose permissions and supported services for the work you need.
Start with
your actual setup.
A good connection includes checking the details that matter to your shop.
Moving more than your daily work?
Replacing a system or moving shops is its own project. Customer records, products, orders and balances may need mapping and review. A successful connection is not a completed migration.
Good to know.
How long will connecting take?
It depends on the shop, the information being read and the choices required. The guided flow is designed to show progress and anything that needs attention. We do not promise a fixed setup time for every shop.
Do I need to give access to WordPress?
The connection requires approved access to your shop through the Daymerce connector. Store Check is different: it reads public pages without a shop login or installation.
Will connecting change my theme?
Connecting is separate from choosing customer-facing changes. Any supported storefront component needs its own setup and review.
Can I disconnect later?
You can disconnect your shop. Before using it, check what happens to enabled features, stored data and active integrations in your setup. Disconnecting is not the same as deleting data or reversing earlier changes.
Your first task.
In a better place.
See the actual workspace and follow a customer question into the work behind it. Connecting a shop and choosing storefront changes remain separate decisions.
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