Every product field, synced completely

Most multistore sync tools copy the obvious fields — a title, a price — and leave everything else for you to fill in by hand on each store. That gap shows up fast: tax classes set wrong, backorder rules missing, shipping weights left blank, and a sale that only applies on some storefronts because the schedule never made the trip.

Stillpoint syncs the complete product record: name, SKU, long and short descriptions, regular and sale price with the sale schedule attached, tax status and class, stock quantity and status, backorders, sold-individually, low-stock threshold, weight and all dimensions, shipping class, catalog visibility, featured flag, virtual and downloadable flags, and menu order. Whatever defines how the product behaves in WooCommerce travels with it.

Key benefits

Full field coverage, not a subset

Every attribute that affects pricing, tax, fulfilment and display syncs, so target stores behave identically to the source.

Sale schedules sync intact

Sale price start and end dates travel with the sale price itself, so promotions start and stop together across stores.

Tax and shipping stay correct

Tax status, tax class, weight, dimensions and shipping class sync as a set, keeping checkout calculations accurate everywhere.

Stock behaviour, not just quantity

Stock status, backorder rules, sold-individually and low-stock threshold all sync, so stock behaviour matches, not just the number on hand.

Display settings preserved

Catalog visibility, featured flag and menu order sync too, so storefront merchandising stays consistent with your hub.

Virtual and downloadable products supported

Non-physical product types sync their flags correctly, so digital or service SKUs work the same on every store.

How it works

  1. 1

    Edit the product on your hub

    Work in WooCommerce exactly as you always have, on your main store.

  2. 2

    Set target stores

    Choose which connected stores should receive this product.

  3. 3

    Stillpoint builds the full payload

    Every mapped field is packaged, from pricing and tax to dimensions and visibility.

  4. 4

    Signed delivery to each store

    The payload is sent securely and written into the native WooCommerce product on each target store.

  5. 5

    Confirmation and logging

    Each store confirms the update, and the result is recorded for traceability.

In practice

Real-world examples

A footwear retailer updates the shipping weight and box dimensions for a heavy hiking boot after a packaging change. The correction syncs from the UK hub to both the AU and DE stores automatically, so carrier rate calculations at checkout stay accurate on all three storefronts without anyone re-entering the numbers.

The merchandising team schedules a two-week Black Friday sale on SKU HK-7734, setting the sale price and its start and end dates once on the hub. The AU store, running on a different time zone, and the DE store both receive the identical schedule, so the promotion starts and ends in sync everywhere rather than drifting by hours or days.

A running shoe is reclassified from standard tax to a reduced tax class after a regulatory change affecting the DE market. The tax class updates on the hub product and syncs through, so the DE store's checkout applies the correct rate immediately, while the UK and AU stores keep their existing tax settings for that SKU as configured per market.

Who it's for

Suited to multi-store merchants who need product data — not just a title and price — to match precisely across every storefront, and to agencies responsible for keeping client catalogs accurate at scale.

Frequently asked questions

Ready to put full product data sync to work?

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