Hey @NaroEscape. Since your Woocommerce item list is the master list, this is unfortunately a question that only Woocommerce can answer. They control the sync between themselves and Square, though they DO use Square’s API’s to accomplish the sync. Most likely, Woocommerce requires that you have multi-location support enabled there, and it probably has settings to control whether each location has it’s own item list or if they share one item list, etc. In any case, as Woocommerce controls the connection with Square, you’ll need to reach out to their support team for instructions about how you proceed.
Hey @NaroEscape. Since your Woocommerce item list is the master list, this is unfortunately a question that only Woocommerce can answer. They control the sync between themselves and Square, though they DO use Square’s API’s to accomplish the sync. Most likely, Woocommerce requires that you have multi-location support enabled there, and it probably has settings to control whether each location has it’s own item list or if they share one item list, etc. In any case, as Woocommerce controls the connection with Square, you’ll need to reach out to their support team for instructions about how you proceed.
Understood @NaroEscape. A quick search of Woo’s support data base reveals that you are not alone in this issue. However, in case you are not aware, even if you were able to quickly mark all of your items as being available in all locations, it seems that every time Woocommerce does a refresh/resync, that any location changes are immediately overridden back to the main location, again.
So, I stand by my assertion that Woocommerce is still the big culprit here as far as syncing to multiple locations goes. Square could make it easy to bulk edit all of your items, but even if they did, you’d have to monitor it constantly, or at least turn off syncing which wouldn’t be ideal either.
