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Log WooCommerce orders in a Google Sheet

Every paid order becomes a row: its number, when it was paid, the customer, what they bought and the total. Point it at an empty tab and the first order writes the header row.

Plan
Personal planNeeds the Personal plan or above
Size
2 steps · Beginner

Works with

  • WooCommerce
  • Google Sheets

The workflow

Log WooCommerce orders in a Google Sheet, step by step

Step names come straight from FlowWP. Branches are labelled the way the editor labels them.

  1. WooCommerce logoTrigger · WooCommerceAn order is paid
  2. Action · Google SheetsAdd a row to a Google Sheet

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