OGOship for WooCommerce
The OGOship tab on the product edit screen.
OGOship is a third-party logistics service that stores and ships your products for you.
OGOship connects to your shop through the WooCommerce REST API, so orders, stock levels and fulfillment flow between the two without a plugin. This plugin adds what that connection cannot provide on its own.
OGOship product fields
A dedicated OGOship tab on the product screen for the warehouse and customs information WooCommerce does not have a field for:
- EAN code, used by the warehouse to identify the item when picking
- Supplier name and supplier code
- Purchase price, for stock valuation
- Product group, for warehouse reporting
- Customs description, country of origin and HS code, for customs declarations on shipments outside the EU
- A “do not send to OGOship” flag for digital goods and services
The same fields are available on individual variations. Leave a variation field blank and it inherits the parent product’s value, so you only fill in what genuinely differs — a different EAN per size, for example.
Shipment tracking for your customers
Once OGOship ships an order, the tracking number, tracking link and delivery status appear:
- on the order page in My Account
- on the order confirmation page
- in your WooCommerce order emails, both the HTML and the plain-text versions
Pickup points at checkout
An OGOship shipping method for your shipping zones. At checkout it lists the pickup points nearest to the customer’s address as shipping options — one option per pickup point, with its address — followed by any home delivery options. The carriers, prices, free-shipping thresholds and which options show where are set in myOGO, so there is no separate pickup point plugin to install or keep in step with OGOship. The order arrives at OGOship with the chosen pickup point already filled in.
Works with both the classic and the block-based checkout.
For your OGOship support team
A read-only panel at WooCommerce Status OGOship shows whether OGOship is actually reaching your store, when it last did, and which order was most recently given tracking. It stores no credentials.
Upgrading from “Ogoship API for WooCommerce”
This plugin replaces the older Ogoship API for WooCommerce (version 3.x), which sent orders to OGOship from your shop. That is no longer how OGOship works: OGOship now reads orders from your store directly.
Your existing product data carries across untouched — both plugins store it in exactly the same place, so there is nothing to migrate and nothing to re-enter.
Install this plugin, then deactivate the old one. While both are active this plugin stays out of the way to avoid showing you two copies of every field, and offers a button to deactivate the old plugin for you.
External services
The OGOship shipping method connects to OGOship’s API (https://api.ogoship.com) while a customer is at the cart or checkout, to get the shipping options to show. It sends the shipping destination (country, postcode, city and street address), the total weight and value of the items being shipped, the store currency, the shipping zone, and the store’s address; nothing about the customer beyond the shipping destination. The request is signed with the REST API key OGOship was given when you connected the store. Nothing is sent until you add the OGOship method to a shipping zone.
Once the store is connected, the WooCommerce OGOship screen shows the store’s OGOship page (https://my2.ogoship.com/woo/) in a frame: your order counts, the delivery options offered at checkout and your OGOship account. The page is loaded only when a store manager opens that screen. To call OGOship it gets a session token from WordPress that names the store, the REST API key’s last characters and the WordPress user id, valid for two minutes and signed with the REST API key OGOship was given when you connected the store; the key itself is not sent.
The service is provided by OGOship: privacy policy.