Float + WooCommerce Integration

You're running delivery schedules across multiple projects but your resource planner only updates when someone manually reviews store purchases, so your capacity counts are always a few hours behind — with this integration, every completed order creates a project instantly and your staffing data stays current.

You need to assign staff to new client orders immediately, and you find out too late because store notifications are trapped in the ecommerce dashboard — automating both apps means every new customer purchase triggers a scheduling profile instantly so your team can allocate resources without delay.

You answer to a client who wants to see progress on their purchased deliverables, but manual status updates take hours away from client communication — this integration means every store order automatically provisions a project and task schedule so your clients receive accurate updates on time.

The transaction volume is too high for anyone to keep up by hand when mapping store orders to internal billable hours and team calendars — connecting these apps means order completions flow straight into your resource scheduling software without requiring manual data entry.

You own the delivery phase and depend on someone upstream to hand over store order details before you can assign billable hours — integrating these apps means your project boards populate the moment checkout completes so your team starts work without bottlenecks.

You need a reliable history of billable hours logged against store revenue and keep finding gaps where project time wasn't linked to customer accounts — this integration means every time log and order note stay perfectly reconciled across your financial records.