Set-up WooCommerce as Data Source

Video Walkthrough

Getting Started  

1. Go to Datahash Studio Login.
2. Enter your credentials and log in.
3. In the left-hand menu, navigate to Website & E-commerce under the Sources list.
4. Click on the WooCommerce connector tile.

Step 1: Set Up Your Subdomain  

Before implementing WooCommerce as a source, you must configure a subdomain.

1. Provide the Subdomain and Domain Name:

1. • Enter a subdomain name (e.g., s2s or firstpartydata).
   • Enter the domain name of the website where tracking will be set up.
   • The domain name will be pre-filled based on your work email — verify and update if required.
   • Click Next.
2. Set Up the NS Records in Your Domain Manager:
   • Once you save the subdomain and domain name, Nameserver (NS) records will be generated.
   • Add these NS records in your domain manager’s DNS settings for your website’s domain.
   • Once done, click Proceed.
3. Click Finish to complete the subdomain setup.
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Note:

• Subdomain setup is mandatory to enable server-to-server first-party tracking between multiple sources and destinations.
• For help with NS record setup, refer to:
  • GoDaddy DNS Manager- NS records set-up on Godaddy DNS Manager
  • Cloudflare- NS records set-up on Cloudflare
  • AWS Route 53- NS Records set-up on AWS

Step 2: Set Up the WooCommerce Source Connector  

Once your subdomain is successfully configured, proceed to setting up your Source Connector for WooCommerce. Click on Finish to complete the subdomain setup.

Step 3: Set Up the Destination  

After completing the source setup, configure your desired destination(s) in Datahash.