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# WooCommerce

This guide shows how to give Connecty the **minimum access** needed to sync your **WooCommerce** store data (orders/products/customers) into Connecty’s managed data warehouse.

#### What you’ll do

You will create a **WooCommerce REST API key** with **Read-only** permissions and send Connecty:

* Your **store URL**
* Your **Consumer Key** (`ck_…`)
* Your **Consumer Secret** (`cs_…`)

✅ This does **not** require adding Connecty as a WordPress user, as long as you can generate the key yourself in WooCommerce.

#### Step 1 — Create a Read-only API key in WooCommerce

1. Log in to your WordPress Admin (where WooCommerce is installed)
2. Go to:\
   **WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API**
3. Click **Add key**
4. Fill in:

* **Description:** `Connecty data sync`
* **User:** select an admin user you trust (often your own admin user)
* **Permissions:** ✅ **Read**

5. Click **Generate API key**
6. Copy and save both values shown:

* **Consumer Key** (starts with `ck_…`)
* **Consumer Secret** (starts with `cs_…`)

> Important: the **Consumer Secret is shown only once** right after generation. Save it before leaving the page.

#### Step 2 — Send Connecty your store URL + API keys

Email your store URL to `tools@connectyai.com` (example: `your-store.myshopify.com`).

That’s it from your end — Connecty will handle the rest.