WooCommerce to Tableau integration

Analyzing your e-commerce data was never as simple as with Coupler.io. It helps you set up the automated WooCommerce to Tableau integration with no coding and programming skills required. The entire setup process takes only three simple steps and a couple of minutes. With Coupler.io, you can also make the integration recurring by scheduling data exports and minimizing manual intervention.

Step 1: Collect data
In the importer, select WooCommerce as a source and Tableau as a destination.

The first thing to do is connect your WooCommerce account to Coupler.io by following the on-screen instructions. Then, select the data entity from the list of the available options.



Once you have configured all the source settings, go to the Transformation tab.

Step 2: Organize and transform
Before you import data from WooCommerce to Tableau, take a look at the data preview generated by Coupler.io. If needed, cleanse and transform your data to enhance the accuracy of your future reports in Tableau.

• Rename, rearrange, and hide columns
• Apply filtering and sorting criteria to your data
• Create new columns with custom formulas
• Combine data from multiple accounts or apps

Step 3: Load and schedule refresh
To connect WooCommerce to Tableau, configure the destination settings.

• In the Tableau desktop app, click More on the left panel.
• In the Web Data Connector field, paste https://app.coupler.io/tools/tableau

• In Coupler.io, under the destination settings, generate an integration link and copy it.
• In the Tableau desktop app, paste this recently generated integration link in the corresponding field.
• Add the table name if needed.

• In Tableau, click Get Data and allow the system to execute your query.

It also makes sense to set up an automatic refresh schedule to automate the WooCommerce to Tableau integration. This way, you can save time and ensure your data is consistently up-to-date for analysis.

Scheduled data exports with Coupler.io contribute to actual reports and timely decision-making. You just need to set the refresh frequency and enjoy the constant data supply for your Tableau reports. The available update intervals are 15 min, 30 min, one hour, one week, and one month. You can also customize the updates by indicating the days of the week, time preferences, and time zones. That way, data arrives at Tableau at the selected pace, and your reports are always up-to-date.