Can I make my wordpress website take orders and send it to my shopify online store?

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Hi everyone,

I have a wordpress website where I put informations about my products and I also have a shopify store where I sell my products. Is there a way where I can use my wordpress website to take orders and send it to my shopify store without actually going to my shopify store?

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Using Shopify’s buy button channel, you can add a buy button to the WordPress product page, and customers can click the buy button in WordPress to jump to the checkout page.

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Hi there,

a great way to solve this is by using Checkout Links for Shopify. That way you can customize exactly how the links should go through, without having to care about your actual storefront.

Send customers straight to checkout with custom discounts or if you want to create your own bundles and packages on your Wordpress site you can send them to custom cart pages.

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Matrixify App can be used to synchronize WordPress orders to Shopify on a scheduled basis without affecting existing business. If there are any other issues during use, I am happy to provide assistance.

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Hi @Kyle_liu thank you for suggesting use of our app!

@IntechCarl - you sure can use Matrixify app to import and migrate Orders from WooCommerce to Shopify.
We have a tutorial on it here - Migrate your store from WordPress/WooCommerce to Shopify

As per our tutorial, you will be able to use the attribute ?only=orders to migrate only Orders.

You can also use other date attributes to take only recent Orders as well as in the import job Options set up for the import to repeat automatically.

But the issue to note here is that the process is developed more for migration than synchronization. WooCommerce and Shopify are two very different platforms so it is expected that there might be some validation issues where data as it exists in WooCommerce might not work directly in Shopify and thus would need to be adjusted and cleaned up in the app-returned Excel file which is a manual process.

You can reach out to our support directly to dig more into your specific requirements.

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I’ve begun working on a site where a Wordpress CMS leads to a Shopify checkout.

I’m implementing a consent banner for the site, but am struggling to figure out how the consent banner should include the Shopify cookies as a user initially lands on the website homepage. So they can give consent only once, rather than once when they land and again when they land on the checkout.

I’m assuming this is a common issue, but am struggling to find much documentation on how to handle it. Any advice is welcome!