Create, edit, and publish products directly from your favorite mobile device. Capture your creativity in the moment – turn your ideas into products in seconds, or save them as drafts for later.

Get Notified

Never miss an order or review. Keep that FOMO at bay by enabling real-time alerts – and listen out for that addictive “cha-ching” sound that comes with every new sale!

Manage Orders

From purchase to fulfillment – manage the entire order process via the app. Scroll the summaries, or search by customer or order specifics. Tap into the details to see itemized billing or change order status.

Track Your Stats

See at a glance which products are winning. Keep tabs on overall revenue, order count, and visitor data by week, month, and year. Knowledge = power!

Dark Mode Friendly

The dark side never looked this good. Switch to a sleek alternative color scheme that’s easy on the eyes, and get back to the business at hand.

You create items to sell via Products > Add New. Clicking on it takes you to this familiar screen

At the top of the screen, you can give your product a title and description. This works the same way as creating a post or page, including that you can use the formatting options and add images and other media. All of this will appear on the main product page.

There are also a few other options that are very similar to what you find for posts and pages:

• Product categories – Gives you the option to divide your products into categories and subcategories and aides customers to find what they are looking for.
• Product tags – In addition to categories, you are able to create tags customers can use to find products.
• Product image – This works the same as a featured image and will appear both at the top of the product page and in the shop.
• Product gallery – In addition to that, you can also add an image gallery. This might be to show different product variations, images from other angles, and more.

If you have ever worked with WordPress before, all of this should pose no challenge to you. However, there are a few additional settings.

2. Configure Product Data

You find the product data below the main editor window. Filling in this information is mandatory for your shop to work.

The first choice you need to make is for the type of product you are selling:

• Simple product – Your run-of-the-mill physical product like a book.
• Grouped product – A collection of several simple products customers can buy individually or together, like a number of DVDs that can also be purchased as a set.
• External/Affiliate product – Items that you don’t possess or own but that clients purchase from someone else where you get a cut of the sale.
• Variable product – A good example of a variable product is a t-shirt that comes in several sizes and colors (i.e. variations).

This happens via a drop-down menu at the top. Depending on your choice, you will have different configuration options below.

• Virtual – Check this box if you are not selling a physical product but some sort of software. Doing so will also remove the shipping options.
• Downloadable– This is the option for downloadable products. Checking it allows you to upload a file and add download conditions.
• General – Determine the price and sales price (if applicable) as well as the date range for any upcoming sales. In the general settings, you can also provide product URLs and a button text for affiliate products. Plus, you may set up whether it’s a taxed product as well as its tax class, if configured
• Inventory – Assign a Stock Keeping Unit (a unique ID, mandatory), determine whether the product is in stock and the quantity available (if applicable). Allow backorders yes or no and whether customers can buy more than one of these products at a time.
• Shipping – Product weight, dimensions, and shipping classes.
• Linked Products – Include related products to display as upsells or cross-sells and create product groups.
• Attributes – Allows you to define custom product attributes like color, size, etc.
• Variations – With existing attributes, here’s where you create variations of your products.
• Advanced – Add a custom purchase note to send to customers after a purchase, change the product order inside the menu, and determine whether to allow reviews.

In addition, anything entered under Product short description will show up under the product title.

Once you are done and have saved, you can find your new product in the list under All Products.

3. Other Product Settings

There are a few more items under Products that are pretty easy to understand.

Categories and tags should be clear. Note that in WooCommerce you can add thumbnail images to product categories.

Shipping Classes allows you to create product groups by shipping and can be used for calculating shipping costs by class.

In Attributes, you may create sizes, colors, and other characteristics and apply them to products to create variations.

This menu shows the current status of orders at your shop.

If you only sell digital products, all you will see here are the number and type of items sold, and to whom.

Physical goods, on the other hand, can have many different statuses (pending payment, on hold, refunded, failed, canceled, etc.). Know the situation of each at a glance, and click on each order to modify billing or shipping addresses, add notes, refund order, change the contents of the order, and more.

Coupons

This should be a familiar concept. Here, you may create and manage discount codes.

Determine the type and amount of the discount (including free shipping), its expiration date and usage restrictions (minimum or maximum expenditure, usage with other coupons, applicability to sales items, products, product categories). You can also set limits on how many coupons are available to be used overall or per customer.

Settings

This is the section is where you control everything in your online store. It has loads of configuration options, which we will mention briefly so that you’ll have an idea of what is available.

General

• Store address – Where your store is located.
• General options – Choose the countries you sell and ship to, the default customer location and whether to use taxes and coupons or not.
• Currency Options – Set the currency you will be paid in and its display.

Products

• Shop pages – Determine the shop page, behavior of Add-to-Cart action, and placeholder image for products without their own.
• Measurements – Settings for weight and dimension units.
• Reviews – Control product reviews, ratings, and who can leave them.
• Inventory – Enable or disable stock management, how long to hold unpaid orders, notifications on low-running stock and their recipients, as well as stock thresholds and the inventory displayed on a page.
• Downloadable Products – Contains the file download delivery method and access restriction for downloadables.

Tax

• Tax Options – Determine whether to use net or gross prices, configure how to calculate product and shipping taxes, set up the rounding method, add tax classes, configure the price display in the shop and how to show tax totals.
• Standard Rates – Set up different tax rates to use in your shop.
• Reduced Rate Rates – Same for reduced rate items.
• Zero Rate Rates – Same for tax-free items.

Shipping

• Shipping Zones– Define different shipping zones and assign shipping methods to them.
• Shipping options – Show shipping costs in the cart yes/no, set a default shipping destination and enable debug mode for troubleshooting.
• Shipping classes – Create shipping classes to assign to products.

Payments

• Payment methods – Enable, disable, and configure a wide range of different payment options.

Accounts & Privacy

• Account options – Determine whether users can buy things as guests and log in during checkout when they can create an account, and how they can remove it, as well as their personal data.
• Privacy policy – Determine your privacy policy page, and link text to it, from the registration and checkout pages.
• Personal data retention – How long to retain customer data until it is deleted.

Emails

• Email notifications – The content and recipient of different email notifications about what happens on the site and information for customers.
• Email sender options – From which name and email address customers will receive messages.
• Email template – Customize the design of emails sent by store.