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When you first set up an online store with WooCommerce, you might remember to cover the basics like hosting, a domain name, and configuring WordPress how you’d like.
However, once orders start rolling in, it can quickly become apparent that the management side of things are held together by hope and prayer.
And sure, WooCommerce comes equipped with a decent range of features by default, many of which streamline store operations. However, if you rely on any third-party software, apps, or tools for store management, things can get out of hand fast. Or at the very least, disorganized.