WooCommerce + WhatsApp
WhatsApp commerce for WordPress — including the cart Woo won't give you
One-click sign-inNo API keysDisconnect any time
WooCommerce
MotherBot
- 0
- Store Automations
- 0
- Chatbot Nodes
- 2 min
- Setup
- 0
- Kinds of data moving both ways
Both directions
What actually moves
Nothing has to be copied across by hand — in either direction.
- Order updates
- Stock levels
- Cart reminders
- Coupon codes
See it happen
WooCommerce and WhatsApp, in one conversation
The chat plays on the left. What MotherBot and your tool did is on the right.
The honest comparison
The same week, run twice
- Abandoned carts emailed into a folder nobody opens
- 'Where is my order?' answered by hand, forty times a day
- A discount promised in chat that fails at checkout
- Stock questions answered from memory, and sometimes wrong
Recovered carts in the low single digits
- The cart nudge arrives on WhatsApp within the hour
- Packed, shipped and delivered post themselves
- The coupon is created in your store, so it really works
- Live stock read from the store, in the answer
Recovery rates that pay for the whole platform
What it does
Everything the connection handles
Connect with REST API keys — or install the MotherBot WordPress plugin and link your store in one click
Live in-store cart capture through the plugin: WooCommerce has no cart REST API, so this is the only way to reach a shopper who never made it to checkout
Recovers unpaid and failed checkouts with a pay-now link, plus a three-step ladder with single-use coupons bound to the shopper's email
Your own coupons work at checkout: MotherBot creates the same code inside WooCommerce, carrying across your expiry, usage caps, per-customer limit and minimum spend
A unique coupon mints a separate single-use code in WooCommerce for each person you send it to — the only way a one-use-each promise is actually enforceable
Redemptions come back automatically: which order used the code, what that order was worth, and who the shopper was — no reconciliation by hand
Cancel or refund an order and the coupon is released, so a single-use code isn't burned by a sale that never happened
Cash-on-Delivery confirmation with Confirm / Cancel buttons — auto-cancels and tags the order if the shopper never replies
Order confirmed, payment received, payment failed, shipped, out for delivery, delivered, cancelled and refunded — every status, automatically
Growth loop: review requests, cross-sell picks, win-backs, back-in-stock alerts and a welcome message
Quiet hours, per-contact daily caps and opt-out are enforced on every automated send
9 chatbot nodes: Lookup, Order Details, Product, Update Order, Apply Coupon, Abandoned Checkout, Create Coupon, Back in Stock, Give a Coupon
Choose the one WhatsApp number the store sends from, and request Meta approval for all 15 templates in a click
The same 15 store automations as Shopify: cart and unpaid-checkout recovery with live coupons, COD confirmation, and order, payment, shipping, delivery and refund alerts. Your own coupons are created inside WooCommerce so they come off the total at checkout, and every redemption comes back with the order value. Install the MotherBot WordPress plugin and you can even recover carts before they become orders.
In the bot builder
9 new blocks to drag in
They appear the moment it's connected, so your bot can use it mid-conversation.
Drag any of these onto a chatbot canvas
Setup
Connecting it, start to finish
Most people are through this in under ten minutes.
What people build
Three things teams set up first
Cart & Checkout Recovery
With the WordPress plugin, a shopper who fills a cart and leaves is reachable on WhatsApp — no order needed. Without it, unpaid and failed checkouts still get a reminder and a pay-now link, escalating to a live coupon.
Questions
About the WooCommerce integration
Get started
Put WooCommerce and WhatsApp on the same page
Integrations come with our paid plans — the pricing page shows which ones each plan includes — and we’ll wire up the first one with you. Any fees WooCommerce charges are billed by WooCommerce, under your account with them.