WooCommerce — 1C:Enterprise (MyWarehouse, SBIS) — Data Exchange
WooCommerce 1C:Enterprise Data Exchange is a WordPress plugin that enables data exchange between WooCommerce and 1C:Enterprise 8 platform configurations. Exchange with SBIS and MySklad is also supported . It offers a wide range of flexible settings for various scenarios.
Step 1 - Installation
Note: The WooСommerce plugin version 4.* or higher is required.WordPress admin panel:
- Go to `Plugins` -> `Add New`.
- Click `Upload Plugin`.
- Download `WooCommerce — 1C — Data Exchange` zip file.
- Activate after the download is complete.
- Unzip the `WooCommerce — 1C — Data Exchange` zip file.
- Upload the unzipped folder to your WordPress plugins folder (usually /wp-content/plugins).
- Go to `Admin Panel` -> `Plugins` and activate it.
Step 2 – Integration settings on the website
Go to WooCommerce -> 1C Data Exchange and make basic settings.Create and fill in the "User" field.
Create and fill in the "Password" field.
Check the "Enable sharing" checkbox.
Save the settings.
Now you can use the address, user, and password when setting up the exchange node in 1C; more on this in the next step.
Explanations of parameters:
- File Part Size – Hosting typically limits the maximum data size for transfer; this parameter addresses the issue of transferring large files. For example, hosting limits the file size to 32 megabytes, but the import.xml file alone takes up 60 megabytes. As a result, it can't be transferred in one go, so 1C may split it into parts, transferring it to the website in byte-by-byte "parts" across multiple requests.
- Script execution time —usually limited to 30–60 seconds—is the time it takes to complete the script. However, in this case, processing a huge download, especially the first one, can take several hours. This parameter allows for long-term sequential data processing.
- Archived sharing – it's recommended to always enable this option. When enabled, 1C will compress the uploaded data into a zip archive and transfer it, significantly speeding up the data transfer process to the website, especially if you have a slow internet connection. Also, if you have a lot of images, then instead of sending each file individually, a single archive is sent to the website, which is then unpacked upon receipt.
