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# How to Add WooCommerce as an Additional Integration

If your Pipedrive/ any other platform account is already connected to Mercuri, you can still integrate WooCommerce without any hassle. 

Mercuri allows you to manage both platforms from a single unified dashboard, giving you complete visibility and control over your customer communication.

***To connect WooCommerce from your Mercuri dashboard, follow these steps:***

1. Go to **Settings → Integrations** in your Mercuri dashboard.
2. From the list of available integrations, find **WooCommerce** and click **Connect**.

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1. You will be prompted to enter your **WooCommerce website URL**.

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1. Enter your store URL and click **Connect** to proceed.
2. After clicking **Connect**, you’ll be redirected to a WooCommerce login screen where Mercuri is requesting permission to connect to your store.

   On this page:

   1. Enter your **WooCommerce admin username or email address.**
   2. Enter your **password.**
   3. Click **Login** to proceed.

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   6. WooCommerce will show a screen requesting access permissions for Mercuri.\
      Click **Approve**.

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** After connecting WooCommerce, please **sign out and sign back into the Mercuri** app to ensure all changes are applied correctly.
{% endhint %}


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