Sales channels
- WooCommerce: orders, signed webhooks, SKU mapping and stock.
- Allegro: order events and offer stock.
- Shopify, Etsy and eBay through their official APIs.
- Manual orders for everything else.
How an order flows
- 1The order arrives and its lines are matched to your products by SKU.
- 2Free stock is reserved; what is missing becomes a production requirement.
- 3Farmit queues the plates of the product's recipe, the G-code per printer model you prepared.
- 4Finished plates add stock exactly once; rejects are recorded.
- 5When every unit is in stock, the parcel is ready and the carrier and tracking number go back to the shop.
Honest integrations
Farmit only uses what each platform documents. Where an API cannot do something, for example WooCommerce has no core tracking field, Farmit says so and uses the documented alternative, such as an order note.
Questions
Do I need a developer to connect a shop?
No. You create API credentials in your shop's admin panel and paste them into Farmit. The integration page explains each step.
Can one product be printed on different printers?
Yes. A recipe keeps a G-code per printer model, so the same SKU can be printed on a P1S or an A1, each with its own file.