WooCommerce inventory integration: your store as one channel next to Amazon and Walmart
WooCommerce order management and inventory sync for sellers running a direct-to-consumer store alongside marketplaces — one login, one stock pool, one profit number that already carries the cost basis and the shipping cost.
If your direct-to-consumer storefront runs on WooCommerce and you sell on marketplaces in parallel, Rilk treats both as equal first-class channels. No more reconciling DTC orders against marketplace orders in spreadsheets — they all land in one place.
What you can do
WooCommerce orders land in Rilk as they are placed
No refresh, no manual export, no separate dashboard.
One stock pool across your store and every marketplace
Sell three units anywhere — your store, Amazon, Walmart, eBay — and the WooCommerce listing drops by three.
Simple and variable products both sync
Each variation is tracked in its own right, so a size or colour that sells out on Amazon shows out of stock on your store too.
Order fulfillment
Buy shipping labels (UPS, FedEx, USPS, DHL) and ship from your warehouse — the order is marked completed with carrier and tracking posted as a customer-visible note.
Per-order profitability
Cost basis and shipping cost flow into per-unit P&L automatically.
You choose what Rilk is allowed to do
Importing orders, pushing stock, and confirming shipments are separate switches. Nothing writes to your store until you turn it on.
What's supported
Frequently asked questions
Which plan do I need for WooCommerce?
WooCommerce connects on the Free plan, the same as Shopify. There is no separate per-channel fee on top of your plan.
Does Rilk handle variable products?
Yes. Simple and variable products both sync, with each variation drawing from the shared stock pool in its own right rather than being lumped in with the parent product.
Will Rilk overwrite the stock numbers already in my store?
Only once you allow it. Pushing stock to WooCommerce is a switch that starts off — until you turn it on, Rilk imports your orders and leaves your store's own numbers alone.
Does my WooCommerce store need to be hosted anywhere in particular?
No. Self-hosted and managed WooCommerce both work, including a WordPress install that lives in a subdirectory.
Connect WooCommerce and every other channel you sell on
Free tier, no credit card required.