Migration guide
Move your data from WooCommerce
Your browser reads WooCommerce directly with a key you create there. The key stays in your browser; Calisto only receives your records, and you can stop and pick up again any day.
What moves
What comes across
Products
Lands in Calisto as Products · 23 fields
Products with variations and images
Product Categories
Lands in Calisto as Records · 8 fields
Hierarchical product categories
Orders
Lands in Calisto as Records · 23 fields
Orders with line items and payment
Customers
Lands in Calisto as Records · 13 fields
Registered customers
Coupons
Lands in Calisto as Records · 14 fields
Coupon codes
Pages
Lands in Calisto as Records · 8 fields
WordPress pages
Posts
Lands in Calisto as Records · 11 fields
WordPress blog posts
Shipping Zones
Lands in Calisto as Records · 5 fields
Shipping zones and methods
Product Reviews
Lands in Calisto as Records · 9 fields
Customer product reviews
Live pull
The key you will need
Store address
The address of your WordPress site.
Consumer key
WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API → Add key, with Read permission.
Consumer secret
If WooCommerce ever refuses your browser, the same source switches to its export file below.
Export file
Exporting from WooCommerce
Export your records from WooCommerce as a CSV, Excel, JSON or ZIP file. Any spreadsheet of names and email addresses works too.
Before your first import you accept the Data Import Terms: you bring your own data with credentials you hold, and Calisto acts as your processor. Calisto never contacts the vendor for you and never sees your key. Read the terms