Connector guides
The five first-party connectors share one blueprint, so a shop that learnt one knows the others. Each guide covers what the plugin needs, how to connect, the first import and daily operation.
- WooCommerceWordPress 6.4+ · WooCommerce 8.6+ · PHP 8.1+A WordPress plugin: Action Scheduler jobs, HPOS-compatible orders, updates from the Wamia update server.
- PrestaShopPrestaShop 1.7.8+ · 8.x · 9.x · PHP 8.1+A module for PrestaShop 1.7, 8 and 9 with combinations, multistore-aware and cron-driven.
- OdooOdoo 16 · 17 · 18 · queue_jobModules for Odoo 16, 17 and 18 using queue_job, with pricelists and per-warehouse stock.
- Magento 2Magento 2.4.6+ · PHP 8.2+A Composer module for Magento 2.4 with message queues and MSI stock.
- ShopifyShopify (embedded app)An embedded app hosted by Wamia: OAuth, App Bridge, GDPR webhooks, tokens encrypted with KMS.
What every connector does
Connect
One Connect button (PKCE) and, as fallback, a pairing-code field. The screen shows the connection, its scopes, the key prefix and the expiry date, and offers Disconnect.
Import wizard
Select products, map categories to Wamia families, preview with dry-run (matches, proposals, missing fields), then run in background jobs with progress and a report.
Listings
A grid of SKUs with Wamia state, price, stock, Buy Box and moderation notes; price and stock changes flow in near real time through bulk mutations with idempotency keys.
Orders
Wamia slices appear as local orders with a Wamia badge; status changes, labels and tracking go both ways.
Webhooks, reconcile, support
A signed webhook receiver, a nightly reconciliation job, a dashboard widget with insights, a support-bundle export (logs and config without secrets) and disconnect-and-wipe.