Falabella Seller Center for WooCommerce — stock, prices and marketplace orders in Colombia

Falabella Seller Center connects WooCommerce to the Falabella seller account in Colombia. Products are matched by SKU: stock and prices go by feed, marketplace orders are visible in the admin, and in Pro they become WooCommerce orders. The module does not create new listings: a listing must already exist on Falabella.

This plugin has never worked with a real Falabella seller account. Falabella has no test environment and we cannot get a seller account. The request signature matches the check example in the documentation, and the real server took the format of our request and refused it for a wrong key.

What the buyer sees and what stays in the order

A WooCommerce buyer sees nothing new: classic and block checkout work as before. A Falabella buyer deals with Falabella, so an imported order sends them no e-mails from the shop.

An imported order has the Falabella number, the address, lines by SKU and a ready-to-ship button if you deliver yourself.

What the admin gets

On the connection tab you enter the User ID, API key and Seller ID. The test button shows the text Seller Center returned. On the stock tab you choose what to send, start a feed, then read its result with the reason for each refusal.

The orders tab lists the latest Falabella orders. In Pro you import them by a button or every 15 minutes. If Falabella refuses ready to ship, the reason stays in the order note.

How it works, step by step

1. In Seller Center you take the User ID, API key and Seller ID.
2. You enter them in the plugin and press test.
3. The WooCommerce SKU must equal the SellerSku on Falabella.
4. You send stock and prices and read the feed result.
5. In Pro new Falabella orders become WooCommerce orders.
6. When an order is ready, the plugin tells Falabella.

Under the hood

• Each request is signed with HMAC-SHA256 as the Falabella documentation describes.
• A large catalogue goes in batches of up to 500 SKUs.
• A batch of changes goes as one feed, not a hundred.
• The API key is never shown back in the form.
• Taxes on imported orders are not recalculated: the line total is what the buyer paid.
• The plugin does not create listings and does not handle webhooks or invoice documents.

How to install

1. Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin: pick the zip and activate.
2. WooCommerce → Falabella: enter the User ID, API key and Seller ID, press test.
3. On the stock tab send one test product first.
4. Read the feed result, and only then send the whole catalogue.
5. For Pro: paste the key or start the 7-day trial.

The module is not on wordpress.org yet: the free version and Pro are one archive from this page. Without a key it works as the free version.