Sync product and inventory data from Sage 200 Accounts UK to WooCommerce.
Our software continually monitors your Sage 50 Accounts (UK version) database for changes in product information and sends these updates to WooCommerce. So if your pricing or stock levels are adjusted on Sage, it won’t be long before these changes reflect on your website.
You get to decide which data fields are synced from your Sage 50 database. You can also choose whether a particular field is managed by Sage, Stock2Shop or WooCommerce.
Use Stock2Shop as a PIM to enrich product data not found in Sage. You are able to make your products more presentable for online selling by adding images, long descriptions and other marketing material. This is particularly useful when sending product data to multiple online stores because you can manage most of your product enrichment in one place.
Once your product data has synced onto Stock2Shop and you have added product enrichment such as images and descriptions, opening data feeds to multiple WooCommerce websites is easy.
You decide which price list on Sage 50 Accounts is synced to your WooCommerce channel. If you have multiple websites, each one can be assigned a different price list.
You can choose which warehouse (or combination of warehouses) on Sage 50 updates your stock quantities on WooCommerce.
If an update fails to process to your WooCommerce website, an error will appear in your Stock2Shop console and you will be sent an email notification. The error will give an indication of what caused the update failure, and once you’ve rectified the issue, you can reset the update to try again.
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Orders received from WooCommerce can be automatically created in Sage 200 Accounts UK.
You can choose whether the order document created in Sage 50 Accounts (UK version) will be a quote, sales order or invoice.
Assign administrators in your business to receive notifications at various stages of the syncing process. You can also alert specific administrators of certain sync activity, eg the sales manager can receive notifications of successful orders and the IT manager can be notified of failed orders.
You can decide whether all completed WooCommerce orders are raised into Sage 50, or only those that have a specific order status, eg “PROCESSING”.
Create a default customer account on Sage 50 into which all WooCommerce orders will sync. This will prevent you from having loads of customer accounts on your ERP unnecessarily.
You can map the data received on the WooCommerce order to the relevant fields on the Sage sales document. Provided the data can be captured in your standard order screen on Sage, it can be added automatically by Stock2Shop.
If an order fails to process to Sage 50 Accounts, an error will appear in your Stock2Shop console and you will be sent an email notification. The error will give an indication of what caused the failure, and once you’ve rectified the issue, you can reset the order to try again.
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Fulfill your orders with one of our logistics partners or directly in your WMS (warehouse management system).
Have a totally automated solution, from placing an online order to dispatching for delivery. Once a WooCommerce order has successfully been raised into Sage 50 Accounts (UK version), Stock2Shop can send an automatic outbound notification to your 3rd-party logistics partner so they can pick, pack and deliver.
If your WMS or fulfillment partner supports stock feeds, Stock2Shop can automate the updating of stock levels directly on WooCommerce.
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