Native connection
WooCommerce must be active on the same WordPress site. Core Forms calls its WordPress API directly.
Commerce & payments
WooCommerce in Core Forms
Create a WooCommerce order from a validated form submission.
Bundled with Core Forms — the WordPress forms plugin with every premium feature in the box. No add-on tax.
WooCommerce support is built into Core Forms. Create a draft order for a selected product, quantity, and customer. The action or trigger appears when the required plugin is active, so there is no separate Core Forms add-on to install.
Core Forms runs the integration only after a submission passes validation. Field values can be mapped with the same data-variable system used by emails, redirects, and webhooks.
What you get
How WooCommerce works in Core Forms
Field mapping
Choose the product, map customer fields, set quantity, and decide whether WooCommerce should send its pending-order email.
Conditional runs
Run the action only when submitted values match your rules.
Recorded result
The submission keeps the integration result so failures can be diagnosed without guessing.
Set it up
Connect WooCommerce in 3 minutes
- 1
Activate WooCommerce
WooCommerce must be active on the same WordPress site.
- 2
Add the action or trigger
Open the form's Actions tab and select WooCommerce.
- 3
Map, test, and save
Choose the product, map customer fields, set quantity, and decide whether WooCommerce should send its pending-order email. Submit a real test before sending traffic to the form.
Bundled with every Core Forms license.
WooCommerce — and every other integration on this site — is included with your
license. Use code CFLAUNCH for 20% off either plan.