Telesto: Inventory Management
Integration with
WooCommerce
Your Telesto inventory account now syncs directly with your WooCommerce store.
Manage your products, orders, and customers from one place while keeping everything accurate and up to date across both platforms. Connect your store in minutes and see the difference it makes.
Benefits
Here's what this integration brings to your workflow:
- Automatic inventory syncing: Stock levels stay in sync between Telesto and WooCommerce automatically, so you always have an accurate count without manual updates.
- Order syncing: Orders placed on WooCommerce flow directly into Telesto, making fulfillment faster and more reliable.
- Product syncing: Product details stay consistent across both platforms, eliminating double entry and reducing errors.
- Real-time updates: Inventory levels and order statuses update instantly, giving you a live view of your business at all times.
- Avoid stockouts and overselling: With real-time inventory visibility, you can sell with confidence knowing that what's listed is actually available.
How to connect
Connecting WooCommerce with Telesto takes a few minutes and no code.
IN WOOCOMMERCE:
- Go to 'WooCommerce' > 'Settings' > 'Advanced' > 'REST API'.
- Click 'Create an API key', enter a description, and set permissions to 'Read/Write'.
- Click 'Generate API key'.
- Copy the consumer key and consumer secret somewhere safe. They are shown only once.
IN TELESTO:
- Go to 'Settings' > 'Integrations' > 'WooCommerce'.
- Tick 'Sync Status' to turn the service on.
- Enter your WooCommerce store URL, consumer key, and consumer secret.
- Choose what you want to sync.
- Save.
Frequently asked questions
You can stop it easily. Go to settings > Integrations > WooCommerce and uncheck the sync status checkbox. Remember to save your settings.
Telesto will find matching SKUs between your products in Telesto and WooCommerce. This connection is important for proper order imports too.
WooCommerce orders with "processing" status are going to be imported into Telesto.
The system will automatically update the new status to WooCommerce immediately.
Yes, WooCommerce includes basic inventory management, but it has limits. Larger stores usually outgrow it.
- One stock pool: WooCommerce treats your inventory as a single pool by default, so tracking stock across warehouses or shops means working around it.
- Manual updates: Stock levels largely have to be updated by hand as inventory arrives and orders go out. That takes time and invites mistakes, which cost you sales.
- Basic reporting: WooCommerce's reports may not go far enough if you need to track sales in detail, spot trends, or compare periods.
- No stock history: WooCommerce stores the current stock number, not how it got there. Without a movement log there is no way to trace an error or plan from past demand.