Integrating your WooCommerce store with Lebesgue allows you to track essential eCommerce metrics, analyze customer lifetime value, and optimize your marketing efforts—all in one place.
This guide will walk you through the integration process, show you where to find your data, and explain which metrics will be available once the integration is complete.
Step 1: Connect Your WooCommerce Store
Log into Your Lebesgue Account
Start by logging into the Lebesgue app.
Navigate to Integrations
Click on Settings at the bottom of the dark blue sidebar.
Select Integrations from the expanded menu.
Choose WooCommerce as Your Integration
In the Integrations section, find WooCommerce and click "Connect".
Authorize the Connection
You will be redirected to your WooCommerce store’s admin panel.
Approve the necessary permissions for Lebesgue to access your store data.
Complete the Setup
Once the integration is installed, the system will start pulling your WooCommerce data. This process may take a few minutes, depending on the volume of data.
Where Can I Find My WooCommerce Data in Lebesgue?
Once your integration is complete, WooCommerce data will be available throughout the app, but with special focus on the Business Report, Lifetime Value, Product Intelligence, and Stock Inventory sections:
Business Report – Get a comprehensive breakdown of your store’s financial performance, including revenue, profit margins, and customer behavior.
LTV Analysis – Analyze customer lifetime value by cohort, marketing channel, and purchase behavior to optimize acquisition and retention strategies.
Product Intelligence – Track sales performance at the product level, identify top-selling products, and analyze demand trends.
Stock Inventory – Monitor inventory levels, identify high-risk products, and prevent stockouts to maintain a healthy inventory flow.
What Metrics Will Be Available?
With the WooCommerce integration, you’ll gain access to key eCommerce metrics, including:
Revenue & Orders Metrics
Shop Revenue – Total revenue generated from all orders.
Shop Repeat Revenue – Revenue from returning customers.
Shop First-time Revenue – Revenue from first-time customers.
Shop Orders – Total number of orders placed.
Shop Repeat Orders – Number of orders from returning customers.
Shop First-time Orders – Number of orders from new customers.
AOV (Average Order Value) – The average amount spent per order.
Profitability & Marketing Efficiency Metrics
Return on Investment (ROI) – Measures the overall return on your store's marketing and operational investments.
Blended CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost) – The average cost of acquiring a customer across all marketing channels.
Profit – Your total revenue minus all associated costs.
Cost & Financial Breakdown
Shipping Price – Total shipping fees collected from customers.
Discounts – Total discounts applied to orders.
Tax – Total tax collected on sales.
Cancelled Revenue – Revenue lost due to canceled orders.
Cancelled Orders – Number of orders that were canceled.
Returns Revenue – Revenue lost due to returned products.
Percentage Returned – The percentage of revenue affected by returns.
Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) – The direct cost associated with producing the goods sold.
Need Help?
If you have any questions about integrating WooCommerce with Lebesgue, feel free to reach out:
Chat with Us: Use the chat icon in the app or on our website to get support.
Schedule a Call: Speak directly with our Customer Success team for personalized guidance:
Tony, Customer Success Lead: Book a Call
Paula, Customer Success & Support Manager: Book a Call
We are committed to helping you find the best plan that fits your business needs and goals.
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