Fina ↔ WooCommerce — quick-start

Open the Fina sync product page and click Buy license. License is ₾450 / year per domain with a 14-day no-questions refund window.

Sign in and open codeon.ge/downloads. Find Fina ↔ WooCommerce and click Download.

In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin. Select the ZIP you downloaded, click Install Now, then Activate Plugin.

Once activated, a new top-level Fina Sync menu appears in the WordPress admin sidebar (it sits at the top level, not under WooCommerce). The yellow admin notice prompts for your license key — click Enter license key to land on the License tab.

Paste your license key into the License key field and click Save changes.

• A green Active badge with your expiry date (one year from purchase).
• Your store's domain shown as the bound domain — license keys bind on first use.
• The Settingstab unlocks (the License tab's text box now hides itself; status, key, plan and renewal date stay visible).

The Settings tab is where you paste your Fina credentials, pick the price column to read, and set the sync cadence.

API base URL

The Fina API endpoint your account uses. Get this from your Fina account team if you're not sure.

API login

Your Fina API username. Often distinct from your Fina dashboard login — the API user is created separately.

API password

The password Fina issued for the API user. Stored encrypted; the plugin caches a bearer token from this for 25 minutes at a time so the password isn't sent on every request.

Price type ID

Numeric id of the Fina price column to read. 1 for most stores. Ask your Fina rep if you maintain multiple price lists (retail, wholesale, B2B, etc.).

Schedule (Hours / Minutes)

How often the sync fires. 1 hour is a reasonable default; smaller values are fine for high-velocity catalogues. Set both to 0 for manual-only sync.

Batch size

Products processed per Action Scheduler tick. Default 150; allowed range 10-500. Bump up if your host is fast and you want a big catalogue to catch up quicker; drop down if you see memory or timeout errors in the WP error log.

Click Save changes. The plugin pings Fina's authentication endpoint with the login + password and shows a green Connectedbadge if the handshake succeeds. A red badge means Fina rejected the credentials — usually a typo in the password, or the API user hasn't been activated on Fina's side.

Before letting the schedule fire, run one manual import so you can watch the result. From the Dashboard tab (top-level Fina Sync → Dashboard), click Import. The plugin pulls every product from Fina, maps fields, and creates / updates WooCommerce rows. Subsequent Update runs use an incremental watermark and only touch products that changed since the last successful sync.

• Products in sync:total count of WooCommerce products linked to a Fina record. After the first run this should equal the count of products in Fina (or close to it — a small gap means SKU collisions you'll resolve below).
• Stock / Price changes today: shows what the run actually changed.
• Recent runs: the last few sync runs with status (OK / Warn / Failed). Click into a row to see the line-by-line log; logs are kept for 60 days and exportable to CSV.

Once you've verified one manual run, the scheduled sync takes care of itself. There's nothing to flip — the schedule you picked in step 5 fires from the moment you saved the connection.