In the Kommo "Settings" section, go to WebConnect settings. Click "New Source," enter the source name, and then click "Create”.

After creating the source, copy the Webhook URL.

Download the 🔗 webconnect-woocommerce.zip plugin for WordPress, then upload and activate it in WordPress.


Go to the WebConnect plugin settings (under the WooCommerce menu), paste the Webhook URL from the WebConnect source settings, and save.

Send a test WooCommerce order.

After sending the test request, go back to the widget settings and click "Refresh”.

If the request to the webhook URL is received, the lead and contact field settings will appear.
You can map the received data to Kommo fields.
To add a variable, use the button next to the input field.

Once set up, click the 'Create test lead' button to create a test lead. It will use the latest data received by the webhook.

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