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WooCommerce: the complete store guide

Everything you need to manage your WooCommerce online store — from adding products and processing orders to setting up shipping, taxes, and payments.

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Beginner

WooCommerce is an add-on for WordPress — a plugin that turns the website you already have into an online shop. Your products, orders, and customers all live inside the same WordPress dashboard, so everything in the WordPress guides still applies: you log in to WordPress first, then work in the WooCommerce menu. If you're not sure what your site is built on, see Which platform is your website built on?

Who this section is for: business owners and their teams who need to run the shop day to day — add a product, ship an order, issue a refund. No technical knowledge required; each guide covers one task and tells you exactly what to click.

Quick summary

Installing WooCommerce adds four menus to the left-hand WordPress menu: WooCommerce, Products, Analytics, and Marketing. Orders arrive under WooCommerce → Orders, products are added under Products → Add New, sales figures are under Analytics, coupons are under Marketing → Coupons, and settings such as shipping, tax, and payments live under WooCommerce → Settings.

If you only read three things

  1. A tour of your dashboard — orient yourself before everything else.
  2. How to process & fulfill an order — the most common task once orders start coming in.
  3. Setting prices & sale prices — the second-most-common change you'll make.

Something not working?

Start with Troubleshooting order problems or Troubleshooting payment problems. If you need us to look, we'll need a login — see Give us WooCommerce store access.

Getting started

Products

Orders & customers

Shipping & taxes

Payments & checkout

Store emails

Reports & growing the store

Security & backups

Troubleshooting

The WordPress side of things

Need a hand?

If you're stuck, email support@chykalophia.com and we'll help. Include your website address and a screenshot if you can.

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