Your CRM is the main tool for building and nurturing relationships.
With e-commerce data in it, you can see the purchase history for every contact and decide what the next best step is. It also gets easier to spot upselling and cross-selling opportunities, and act on them.
Having disjointed information across different apps makes it more difficult for your teams to do a good job.
Every Contact Page has all the data you need: previous call logs, email threads, meeting notes, and invoices, as well as pending deals and WooCommerce orders.
New order in? Decide what should happen next and set it as a follow-up. OnePageCRM will remind you when it's time, whether that's a thank-you email tomorrow or a reorder nudge in three months.
Because an order says a lot about a customer. With the purchase history on the contact's page, whoever picks up the conversation knows what the customer bought, when, and for how much, and can time the next offer accordingly.
Every order associated with that contact. That includes the date it was placed, the first item's name (linked to the order itself), the order number, and the total amount with its currency.
In WordPress, create a REST API key with read access under WooCommerce Settings. Then install WooCommerce under Apps and Integrations in OnePageCRM and paste in your store URL, Consumer Key, and Consumer Secret. Save that key before leaving the WordPress page, because it shows only once. Only the account owner or an admin can set it up.
By email. The widget checks the contact's primary email address in OnePageCRM against the email on the WooCommerce order.
