WooCommerce ShipRocket Integration
Nventory connects WooCommerce to ShipRocket for Indian ecommerce shipping. Orders sync via REST API into Nventory, product data feeds into AWB generation, and tracking with COD and NDR status pushes back to WooCommerce without plugin conflicts.
Sync Matrix
4 data entities in the sync matrix — 1 bidirectional, 3 one-way. Tap any row for details.
Good to Know
Platform restrictions outside any integration tool's control
AWB generation is handled by ShipRocket. Nventory syncs order data and pushes AWB tracking back to WooCommerce.
ShipRocket handles COD collection and remittance payouts. Nventory syncs COD status but does not manage remittance.
WooCommerce COD payment gateway plugins vary. Nventory reads payment method from WooCommerce REST API, but custom COD plugins must expose payment method data through the API.
Things to Consider
Platform-specific details and how they affect this integration.
Many Indian WooCommerce stores run on budget shared hosting where API response times and webhook delivery can be unreliable, affecting order sync to ShipRocket.
Nventory uses webhooks with polling fallback for WooCommerce. If webhooks fail on shared hosting, scheduled polling ensures orders still reach Nventory and flow to ShipRocket for AWB generation.
Who Uses WooCommerce ShipRocket Integration
Common scenarios for connecting WooCommerce and ShipRocket.
How It Works
Nventory sits between your platforms and keeps everything in sync.
Orders Import via REST API
WooCommerce orders sync to Nventory via REST API with product data, weights, payment method (COD/prepaid), and delivery pincode.
Courier Assignment & AWB
ShipRocket assigns courier partners based on pincode serviceability and generates AWB numbers. COD orders are flagged for COD-enabled couriers.
Pickup & Delivery
Courier picks up packages. AWB tracking, delivery attempts, and NDR status flow through ShipRocket.
Status Synced to WooCommerce
AWB tracking, delivery status, NDR updates, and COD collection status push back to WooCommerce through Nventory.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Nventory connects via WooCommerce REST API directly. No shipping plugin needed, which avoids plugin conflicts and compatibility issues.
Nventory reads payment method from WooCommerce and flags COD orders. ShipRocket assigns COD-enabled courier partners and tracks remittance. COD status syncs back to WooCommerce.
Yes. Nventory uses webhooks with polling fallback. If your shared hosting drops webhooks, scheduled polling catches missed orders and syncs them to ShipRocket.
ShipRocket manages NDR reattempts and RTO initiation. NDR and RTO status sync back to WooCommerce through Nventory so you can see failed delivery status in your order dashboard.
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