Sell with the tools you already use
Connect Inttegro to WordPress, WooCommerce, WhatsApp Business, or Shopify. Pick the channel your customers already know, follow its setup, and complete a real test before you go live.
Choose your starting point
| Extension | Start here when… | You will finish with | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
 WordPress | Your products already live in Inttegro | A catalog page with working Inttegro Buy buttons | Download 1.1.0 |
 WooCommerce | You already run a WooCommerce store | Your catalog migrated once, plus hosted checkout and refunds | Download 1.1.0 |
 WhatsApp Business | Your team sells through conversations | Approved WhatsApp messages containing trackable Buy links | Ghana pilot; Meta setup required |
 Shopify | You want Inttegro as an offsite payment provider | A testable GHS payment and refund adapter | Integration preview |
Before you connect
Create a separate Inttegro API key for each installation. Keep it on the server, never put it in page source or client-side configuration, and never reuse a key that can access payouts or financial accounts.
The permissions shown in each setup guide describe the restricted keys these extensions are designed to use. Inttegro does not enforce API-key scopes yet, so a dedicated key is an operational safeguard, not a complete security boundary. Rotate each installation onto its restricted profile when scope enforcement is available.
Know which system owns the catalog
- WordPress: edit products in Inttegro; WordPress reads and displays them.
- WooCommerce: import once from WooCommerce, then edit products in Inttegro. Later WooCommerce catalog changes are not written back.
- WhatsApp and Shopify: these integrations create transaction workflows; they do not take ownership of your catalog.
Choose an extension above and follow its Connect → Verify → Go live path.