Wordpress WooCommerce Salesforce Connector

Possible reason : While changing Sync settings from “ Sync all contacts to Single Account” to “Sync All Contact to Individual Account”. Once you change the sync type and saved it. This issue will only impact Registered users stored in WooCommerce account. Then, follow the steps to resolve the error. Sync Users first once you update Syncing type as desired. Only Delete ” WooCommerce ” account from Salesforce that was previously mentioned to sync all contacts in Single account. Deleting WooCommerce account will automatically delete Orders and related contracts. There is no need to make any changes with Guest User Account as it will remain with same functionality. Once you delete the ”WooCommerce” account, automatically all the Orders and Contracts linked with this account will get removed. Then, Sync Orders, it will sync all the orders in the corresponding account normally. This will fix the issue completely.;

You need to enable API in your Salesforce Org. For Enterprise edition & up, API is enabled by default. To verify follow the steps : From Setup | Users | Profiles | Choose the concerned Profile of the User | Scroll down to Administrative Permissions | API Enabled must be check marked Note : For Professional Edition, you need to get API enabled Professional Edition to avail connector Sync features.

You need to generate updated WSDL file. Go through the blog to generate updated WSDL file : How to generate WSDL file Further, you need to upload generated WSDL file at WordPress end in WWS Connector settings and Save it. Then, try to sync Users, Categories, products and Orders. Note: This is a issue related to previous versions of this extension. The present version 2.0 is totally based on REST and so no need for WSDL file.

From Setup | Customize | Object | Fields | Click on the Concerned field | Click View Field Accessibility|| Click on the Hidden on the concerned Profile | Mark it visible and click Save. Follow this step for all the fields with concerned object thrown in error. And upload the updated WSDL file in WWS Connector. It will fix this issue. Note: This is a issue related to previous versions of this extension. The present version 2.0 is totally based on REST and so no need for WSDL file.

It might be possible that the user with which you have logged into WordPress might not have write permission. To verify it, follow the path mentioned below. Login with your FTP details, kindly go through the path : wp-content/plugins/woo-salesforce-connector/classes/views/services/ You need to verify that is there any directory available as : custom_wsdl

• If directory not found, then you need to provide the write permission from admin folder through root folder and then try to upload the WSDL file manually further. Refresh the WWS Connector page and choose the uploaded WSDL file from drop down and Save it. It will surely work and fix your issue.
• If directory found then open it and verify that the WSDL file that you have uploaded is available there or not.
• If file not found, then you need to provide the write permission from admin folder through root folder and then try to upload the WSDL file manually further. Refresh the WWS Connector page and choose the uploaded WSDL file from drop down and Save it.
• If file found, re upload the WSDL file manually and refresh the WWS Connector settings page and select the WSDL file from the drop-down and Save it.

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