eMAG
- eMAG connection
- Importing eMAG products
- eMAG waybills
- Activating a eMAG store
- eMAG calculators
- eMAG orders
- eMAG offers
- eMAG products
- eMAG stock
- eMAG prices
- eMAG pricing rules
- eMAG price schedules
- eMAG returns
- eMAG service invoices
- eMAG customer invoices
- Invoicing eMAG orders in Fluxe
- eMAG messages and complaints
- eMAG product costs
- eMAG product feeds
- eMAG categories
- eMAG VAT rates
- eMAG localities
- eMAG logistics addresses
- eMAG courier accounts
- eMAG parcel presets
- eMAG campaigns
- eMAG reports
- eMAG operating expenses
- eMAG profit calculator
- eMAG profitability analyses
- eMAG estimated and actual profit
- eMAG supplier product lists
- Analyzing products from eMAG links
- eMAG product ranking
- Suppliers and offers for eMAG
- Checking eMAG product listings
- eMAG product images
- eMAG syncs
- eMAG notifications
- eMAG dashboard
- eMAG billing settings
- eMAG rates
- Adding an eMAG rate
- Checking an eMAG rate
- Generating an eMAG shipping label
- Sending a product to eMAG
- Checking an eMAG profit analysis
- Checking eMAG actual profit
- Checking an eMAG price schedule
- Checking an eMAG pricing rule
- Checking an eMAG supplier list
- Checking an eMAG product ranking
- Checking a supplier for eMAG
- Comparing eMAG supplier offers
- Checking information from eMAG product links
WooCommerce
- WooCommerce connection
- WooCommerce overview and synchronisation
- Invoicing WooCommerce orders
- WooCommerce statistics
- Configuring WooCommerce statistics
- WooCommerce orders
- Organising WooCommerce orders
- WooCommerce parcels and returns
- WooCommerce costs and analysis
- Automating WooCommerce order preparation
- WooCommerce warehouses and procurement
- WooCommerce segments and campaigns
- WooCommerce coupons
- WooCommerce customer subscriptions
- WooCommerce B2B customer data
- WooCommerce feeds and catalog import
- WooCommerce customer requests
- Creating WooCommerce orders
- WooCommerce products and variations
- Creating WooCommerce products
- Organising WooCommerce products
- WooCommerce stock
- Activating a WooCommerce store
- Checking a WooCommerce order
- Editing a WooCommerce order
- Refunding a WooCommerce order
- Checking a WooCommerce product
- Editing a WooCommerce product
- WooCommerce brands
- WooCommerce tags
- WooCommerce attributes
- WooCommerce reviews
- WooCommerce customers
- Tracking WooCommerce syncs
- Adding a WooCommerce store
- Checking the WooCommerce connection
- Testing the WooCommerce connection
- Changing the WooCommerce connection key
- Disconnecting a WooCommerce store
- Deleting a WooCommerce connection
- WooCommerce sales by product
- WooCommerce revenue
- Analyzing WooCommerce orders
- WooCommerce sales by variation
- WooCommerce sales by category
- WooCommerce coupon usage
- WooCommerce order taxes
- WooCommerce digital product downloads
- WooCommerce stock overview
Practical example
Companie U2 SRL sells the same product on eMAG and in its WooCommerce store. First choose the module and store, then the order, stock or report. Check an update to a store in that module; do not assume it was automatically applied to the other store too.
Frequently asked questions and solutions
Values differ between two stores. Is this an error?
Compare the module, store, currency, period and last synchronisation time. Check the orders, returns and costs included in each report. Check stock-sharing rules before changing a quantity.
I changed stock. Why does the other store not show the same quantity?
Check the store you worked in, product or variation code and synchronisation result. Check whether a shared-stock rule exists for that link. If stores have separate records, check each quantity in its own module.