Anantix for WooCommerce

Anantix for WooCommerce is the official integration plugin that connects your WooCommerce store to Anantix, a hosted platform for AI agents and business automation.

Use your live store data and events inside your Anantix workspace—without running AI workloads on your WordPress server.

What this plugin does

After you connect, Anantix can work with your WooCommerce catalog, orders, customers, and store events according to the permissions you approve. The plugin gives store managers a dedicated Anantix area inside WooCommerce Admin to set up the link, manage integration webhooks, trigger synchronization, and review activity.

Connect your store

• Link this WooCommerce store to an Anantix workspace.
• Complete a secure browser-based authorization flow (WooCommerce API access).
• View connection status, project details, and last sync information on the Overview screen.

WooCommerce data integration

• Supports integration with products, orders, customers, and (optionally) coupons.
• Configure which resources and event types are enabled in Integration Settings.
• Anantix uses authorized WooCommerce API access and webhooks to receive and process store data on the Anantix platform—not on your WordPress host.

Webhook management

• Review Anantix-managed WooCommerce webhooks registered on your store.
• See delivery health, required topics, and per-webhook status.
• Register / repair webhooks when you need to restore or update webhook delivery.

Data synchronization

• Open Data Synchronization to see local catalog counts and sync preferences.
• Use Sync now to refresh integration delivery (webhook registration) from WooCommerce Admin.
• View Anantix sync timestamps and status when your store is connected.

Integration monitoring

• Overview — connection state, catalog counts, webhook summary, and recent activity.
• Webhooks — detailed webhook list and health metrics.
• Activity Logs — filterable log of connection, sync, and webhook operations initiated from the plugin.

Requirements

• WordPress 6.0 or newer.
• WooCommerce installed and active (WooCommerce 8.0+ recommended).
• An Anantix account and workspace.
• Connection details for your workspace (Anantix app URL and Anantix API base URL).

External services

This plugin communicates with Anantix, a hosted service operated by Anantix. You configure which Anantix environment to use by entering your Anantix app URL and Anantix API base URL in Integration Settings.

Why the plugin connects to Anantix

Anantix provides store linking, webhook orchestration, synchronization, and AI automation for your workspace. The plugin bridges your WooCommerce store to that platform so merchants can connect, monitor, and manage the integration from WooCommerce Admin.

Three kinds of communication

1. Browser-based connection (you in Anantix)

When you click Connect Anantix, WordPress redirects your browser to the Anantix application. You sign in, select or confirm your workspace, and approve WooCommerce API access. No AI processing happens on your WordPress server during this step.

2. Integration management (WordPress plugin to Anantix)

After you save your API base URL, the plugin may contact Anantix when:

• You load Overview, Data Sync, or Webhooks (to refresh status).
• You click Refresh status, Sync now, Register / repair webhooks, or Disconnect.
• A short-lived connection check runs while authorization is completing.

These calls carry integration identifiers (such as your store’s public URL and connection tokens stored locally after authorization). They do not send bulk product, order, or customer databases from WordPress.

3. WooCommerce data and events (store to Anantix, after you authorize)

After you approve WooCommerce API access, Anantix uses credentials stored on the Anantix platform together with WooCommerce webhooks on your store to read and receive:

• Products (catalog, variations, stock, categories—per granted scopes).
• Orders (status, totals, line items—when authorized).
• Customers (profiles and relevant billing or shipping fields—per your Anantix project policies).
• Real-time events for products, orders, customers, and optionally coupons, according to your Integration Settings.

This data transfer is required so Anantix agents and automation can use your store information. What is collected and how it is used on the Anantix side is described in Anantix’s privacy documentation.

The plugin does not call Anantix for integration management until you configure the API base URL.

Why this information is required

Connection identifiers let Anantix match this WordPress site to the correct workspace without storing WooCommerce API secrets inside the plugin. Status and webhook information lets you see whether the integration is healthy from WooCommerce Admin. Register, sync, and disconnect actions run only when you explicitly choose them.

Legal

Terms of Service: https://anantix.ai/terms

Privacy Policy: https://anantix.ai/privacy

Privacy

This plugin stores integration settings, connection metadata, and activity log entries in your WordPress database. It transmits data to Anantix only as described under External services, after URLs are configured and you connect or use Anantix admin actions. For how Anantix handles data on its platform, see https://anantix.ai/privacy .