WooCommerce MCP

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Use WooCommerce MCP in Ragen AI

Connect WooCommerce to Ragen so your AI assistant can look things up in it, and act where the connector allows – no glue code, no custom integrations.

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List Products

List products sorted by date, with pagination – newest first by default.

Search Products

Search products by name, SKU or stock status (e.g. 'out of stock').

Get Product

Read full details of a single product: price, stock, variants, attributes.

Update Product

Update a product's price, stock or status – requires read_write API keys.

List Orders

List orders sorted by date – per_page=20, includes total and date_created.

Get Order

Read a full order: line items, customer, totals and status history.

Filter Orders by Status

Filter orders by status: pending, processing, on-hold, completed, cancelled, refunded, failed.

Update Order Status

Change an order's status – requires read_write API keys; confirmed with the user first.

Use WooCommerce MCP with Ragen AI

Ragen MCP lets you connect WooCommerce to your workspace with no glue code.

Step 1: Activate the integration

Everything you need to activate the integration lives in your user account.

Step 2: Enable it for your assistant

Turn the connector on for the projects that should use it.

Step 3: Use it

Once the integration is active, it works on the data you connected.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Ragen MCP servers.

What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard from Anthropic that lets AI assistants securely connect to external tools and data. Ragen connects to your tools through MCP connectors, and separately exposes its own assistants as an MCP server for external clients.
How much does Ragen MCP cost?
MCP integrations are part of Ragen – in the self-hosted variant you use them with no licence fees. Custom MCP work and rollout support are quoted individually as part of Enterprise – get in touch.
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How quickly can I get started?
Connecting a tool takes minutes: open Settings → Connectors and click Connect. Book a demo and we’ll walk you through it.
Are there any rate limits or quotas?
The Ragen API limits requests per IP address (10 per minute for chat and uploads, 20 per minute otherwise). Connector calls are also subject to each vendor’s own limits.
Is Ragen MCP secure?
Yes. Each person connects a service with their own account, OAuth tokens sit encrypted in a separate credential store, and platform admins decide which connectors each organisation can use. Traffic is encrypted in transit (TLS).
Can I build on Ragen MCP as a developer?
Yes. Any MCP server can be added to your installation’s catalogue from the admin panel, and you can build your own connector – see docs.ragen.ai/integrations/build-a-connector.
Can I run Ragen MCP on-premise?
Yes. Ragen runs on your infrastructure, and you can add MCP servers running on your own network. Connectors to SaaS tools (HubSpot, ClickUp, Slack…) necessarily call that vendor’s servers.