WordPress powers a third of the web, and its ecommerce platform, WooCommerce, allows WordPress customers to sell anything online by seamlessly integrating commerce and content. The free WooCommerce plug-in includes robust out-of-the-box features but is also customizable. Businesses can choose from countless store themes or create their own and can offer an unlimited number of products for sale with unlimited images and galleries. WooCommerce also offers more than 400 free and paid extensions for payments, shipping, marketing, and accounting.
WooCommerce is simplifying the online selling process, but it racks up a lot of data and transactions – information you’ll need to move into an accounting or enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution. That’s where things can get complicated. Transforming the data requires workflows, time, and manpower, and mistakes are costly.
