Fuldash

Fuldash connects your WooCommerce store to the Fuldash platform, which automates order fulfillment. It creates a QuickBooks Online invoice and records the payment. It generates a shipping label with your connected carrier, choosing box and rate automatically. Product, payment, and expense mapping are configured from your Fuldash dashboard, where all order tracking and fulfillment status live — this plugin’s only job is getting order data there and marking orders complete once fulfillment finishes.

How it works:

1. A customer places an order in your WooCommerce store.
2. When the order is created, the plugin forwards the order to your Fuldash platform.
3. Fuldash creates a QuickBooks invoice, records the payment, and generates a shipping label — choosing carrier, box, and rate automatically — all in the background.
4. Once fulfillment finishes, Fuldash marks the order Completed in your store automatically — no manual updates needed.

Setup takes under two minutes:

1. Install and activate this plugin.
2. Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Fuldash.
3. Paste your API Key from your Fuldash merchant dashboard (Settings → Profile).
4. Click Save changes, then click Activate to connect your store to the platform.

Channel control:

Use the Activate / Deactivate button on the settings page to connect or disconnect your store from Fuldash at any time. Deactivating stops order forwarding without removing your credentials — you can reactivate instantly when ready.

External Services

This plugin sends data to the Fuldash platform (https://fuldash.com), an external third-party service.

What is sent and when:

• Channel activation / deactivation — when you click Activate or Deactivate, a request is sent to the Fuldash platform to record your store’s connection status.
• Order data — when an order is created and the channel is active, the full WooCommerce order (line items, addresses, payment method, totals) is sent to the Fuldash platform for fulfillment processing.

What Fuldash can request from your store:

Fuldash’s fulfillment platform also makes authenticated requests back to your store, used to help you configure product, payment, and expense mappings in your Fuldash dashboard, and to keep your order statuses in sync:

• Product catalog — product names and SKUs, so you can map them to your accounting items in the Fuldash dashboard.
• Payment gateways — the ID, title, and enabled status of your configured WooCommerce payment gateways, so you can map them to accounting payment methods.
• Recent order fee data — numeric and JSON order meta fields on your 25 most recent orders, used to detect payment-processor fee fields (e.g. Stripe or PayPal fees) for expense tracking. No customer personal data is included in this scan.
• Order completion — once fulfillment finishes, Fuldash marks the corresponding order Completed in your store.

Every request in both directions is authenticated with your per-store API Key.

Service information:

• Service URL: https://fuldash.com
• Terms of Service: https://fuldash.com/terms
• Privacy Policy: https://fuldash.com/privacy