Wix + WooCommerce Integration FAQ
WooCommerce and Wix both track what you sell, but neither tracks the raw materials and manufacturing costs behind each product. Craftybase acts as the central inventory system for both — importing orders from WooCommerce and Wix simultaneously, deducting materials, calculating accurate COGS per order, and optionally pushing updated stock levels back to both platforms. One account handles both channels.
Wix and WooCommerce don't natively share inventory data — they're separate platforms with their own stores and stock counts. The practical solution for makers selling on both is an intermediary tool like Craftybase, which connects to both Wix and WooCommerce independently. Orders flow into Craftybase from each channel, materials are deducted from a single inventory pool, and Stock Push writes updated quantities back to both stores automatically.
Yes. Craftybase's Stock Push feature syncs inventory quantities to WooCommerce and Wix automatically. When you manufacture products, fulfill orders, or adjust stock, Craftybase updates both stores — so your available quantities stay accurate across channels and you never oversell.
Yes. Craftybase calculates COGS for every order regardless of which channel it came from — WooCommerce, Wix, Etsy, Shopify, or others. All orders share the same material and recipe data, so your cost-of-goods numbers are consistent across channels. At year end, you pull a single Schedule C-ready report covering your entire business.
Related: WooCommerce inventory management, Wix inventory management, WooCommerce stock push guide.