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# Connect WooCommerce
If WooCommerce is available in your plan and workspace, connect a store by entering its public address and approving read access in WordPress.
## Before connecting
Confirm that:
* WooCommerce is marked **On your plan** under **Account settings > Usage**.
* WooCommerce appears as available under **Data sources**.
* You are in the intended MosoFin workspace.
* You know the store's full HTTPS address, such as `https://store.example.com`.
* You can sign in to WordPress as an administrator or shop manager.
* You are authorized to share the store's permitted commerce data with the workspace.
## Step 1: Confirm WooCommerce is on your plan
1. Open **Account settings** in MosoFin.
2. Select **Usage**.
3. In **Data sources MosoFin covers**, find **WooCommerce** under **E-commerce**.
4. Confirm that WooCommerce is marked **On your plan**.
If WooCommerce is not marked **On your plan**, use the options shown on the Usage page to change your data-source selection or contact MosoFin support before continuing.
## Step 2: Start the connection
1. Open **Data sources** in MosoFin.
2. Find **WooCommerce**.
3. Select **Connect WooCommerce**.
4. In the connected-stores dialog, select **Connect a different WooCommerce store**.
## Step 3: Enter the store address
1. Enter the full store address, including `https://`.
2. Select **Continue**.
3. If the normal connection flow does not open, return to this dialog and select **Connect manually instead**.
## Step 4: Approve read access
1. Sign in to the store's WordPress admin when prompted.
2. Confirm that the authorization page names **MosoFin** and the intended store.
3. Review the requested read access for coupons, customers, orders and sales reports, and products.
4. Select **Approve**.
## Step 5: Confirm the connected store
Return to MosoFin and confirm that:
* The WooCommerce card shows **Connected**.
* The correct store address appears as a live entity.
* **Disconnect** is available for the connected store.
To add another store, select **Connect WooCommerce**, then **Connect a different WooCommerce store**. Each store is authorized separately.
## Disconnect or reconnect
Select **Disconnect** beside the store you want to remove. If its row later shows **Connect** or **Reconnect**, use that action to authorize the store again.
Next, review the [available WooCommerce data](/source-and-destination/sources/woocommerce/data-overview.md).
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