WooCommerce Website Setup to Vendtill POS
Step-by-step
You can now integrate your WooCommerce online store with
the Vendtill POS System. This allows you to manage online orders directly from
your POS system. Follow the steps below to complete the setup.
Setup Process Overview
This process involves two main setups:
- WordPress
Setup – Configuring WooCommerce to generate API keys.
- Vendtill
POS Backoffice Setup – Connecting WooCommerce with Vendtill.
- POS
App Order Management – Viewing and completing WooCommerce orders from
the POS app
Step 1: WordPress Setup
- Login
to WordPress and go to the Dashboard.
- Go
to Settings and copy the Site Address (URL). Save this for later
use.
- Go
back to the Dashboard.
- Go
to WooCommerce and open WooCommerce Settings.
- Click
the Advanced tab.
- Select REST
API.
- Click
the Add Key button.
- Provide
a description and set Permissions to Read/Write.
- Click Generate
API Key.
Note: A Consumer Key and Consumer Secret Key
will be generated. Copy these keys and save them in a secure place. The secret
key will not be visible after you leave the page.
Step 2: Vendtill POS Backoffice Setup
- Login
to Vendtill Backoffice.
- Go
to Settings and open the Features section.
- Enable
the WooCommerce / Shopify option.
- Click Save.
Once enabled, an "E-commerce Integration"
option will appear in the Settings section.
- Click E-commerce
Integration.
- Click Add
E-commerce.
- Select WooCommerce from
the dropdown menu.
- Enter
the required details copied from WooCommerce:
- Base
URL (Your WordPress site address)
- API
Consumer Key
- API
Consumer Secret
- API
Version
- Select
the Shop and Terminal.
- Click Save.
What Happens Next?
- Your
WooCommerce store is now linked to Vendtill POS.
- When
a customer places an order on your WooCommerce website, it will appear in
the POS app with a red notification.
- Once
the order is processed in the POS app, it will be recorded in the Backoffice
Reports under "Digital Orders".
Step 3: POS App Order Management
How to View and Complete WooCommerce Orders from the POS
App
Once your WooCommerce store is integrated with the
Vendtill POS system, you can manage online orders directly from the POS app.
Follow the steps below to view and complete orders efficiently.
Step 1: Open Digital Orders
- Open
the Vendtill POS app.
- Tap
on "Open Orders" from the main menu.
- Navigate
to the "New Digital Orders" section, where all
incoming WooCommerce orders will be displayed.
Step 2: Accept or Reject Orders
- Select
the order you want to process.
- Choose
to Accept or Reject the order.
- If
you accept the order, it will move to the WooCommerce/Shopify section.
- If
the order was paid via an online payment gateway, the Reject option
will not be available.
Step 3: Process the Order
- Tap
the "View" button on the accepted order.
- Review
the order details and ensure all items are correct.
- Proceed
to complete the payment if needed.
Step 4: Complete the Payment
- If
the order requires payment collection, tap "Charge" to
process the transaction.
- For
prepaid orders (via WooCommerce payment gateway), the order will directly
proceed to the Payment Completion Page once accepted.
How to View WooCommerce Orders and Their Status in the
Vendtill Backoffice Web Portal
You can monitor and manage WooCommerce orders from the
Vendtill Backoffice. Follow these steps to check order status and download
reports.
Step 1: Access the Digital Orders Report
- Log
in to the Vendtill Backoffice.
- Navigate
to the Reports section.
- Select "Digital
Orders" from the available report options.
Step 2: View Order Status
- The
report will display all WooCommerce orders with their current status:
- Pending –
Order is placed but not yet completed.
- Completed –
Order has been processed and finalized.
Step 3: Download Order Reports
- To
save the report, select Download as PDF or Download as CSV as
needed.
Special Notes
- Always
use Vendtill POS as the master system—do not create products directly
in WooCommerce after integration.
- Ensure product
codes, names, and IDs match between Vendtill and WooCommerce to
prevent duplication and sync errors.
- Product
images should ideally be uploaded via the WebStore Products section for
better quality.
- Regularly backup
Vendtill data before making major changes to avoid data loss.
- One-way
sync is enforced: Vendtill → WooCommerce only. WooCommerce changes
will not reflect back in Vendtill.