StoreSheet is a WordPress plugin designed to synchronize WooCommerce data with Google Sheets. It automates the process of copying products, orders, and coupons from a WooCommerce store into a Google Spreadsheet, ensuring that the information remains up to date. The synchronization occurs both when changes happen and on a set schedule, using WordPress's internal task scheduler to avoid disrupting checkout or administrative activities.
The plugin facilitates one-way data transfer from WooCommerce to Google Sheets. Once the data is available in the spreadsheet, users can build custom reports or share the information with individuals who do not have WordPress access. StoreSheet leaves the Overview and Reports tabs open for users to apply their own Google Sheets formulas, such as calculating revenue totals or margins, providing flexibility in how the data is analyzed or presented.
Connection to Google Sheets is secured through Google OAuth 2.0, ensuring that access to spreadsheets is managed securely. The free version of StoreSheet supports this one-way synchronization and is available through the WordPress plugin directory.
StoreSheet is intended for WooCommerce store owners or administrators seeking to automate the export and reporting of their store’s data in Google Sheets without manual intervention.
In the Analytics (BI, web, product) space, StoreSheet takes a focused approach. It focuses on automating the export and syncing of WooCommerce data to Google Sheets for reporting and analysis. It is built as a consumer product for wooCommerce store owners. StoreSheet is free to use. It runs on the web.
Behind StoreSheet is Al Amin Ahamed, and it first shipped in 2026. Among its 6 catalogued features are wooCommerce sync, Google Sheets integration, and OAuth-secured connection. The interface is available in English and Spanish.
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