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# Integrating Orders from WooCommerce to Sage X3
### **Process of Integrating WooCommerce Orders into Sage X3**
#### **Steps to Create a New Order in WooCommerce:**
1\. **Click on "Add New Order"**
2\. **Set the Order Status** to **"Processing"**
3\. **Select the Customer** from the list
4\. **Add the Item(s)** to the order
5\. Click on **"Recalculate"** to update totals
6\. Click **"Create"** to finalize the order
7\. A unique **Order ID** will be generated upon successful creation
#### **Steps to start the GUMU Process to integrate orders from WooCommerce to Sage X3:**
1. [**Log in** to your **BPortaly GUMU**](/gumu-tm-cloud-integrations-1/gumu-cloud-integrations-by-bportaly/login-process.md#login-sign-up) account.
2. Go to the **App Store** and select the **GUMU** app.
3. Navigate to the **Connectors** section within the GUMU app.
4. Click on the **“View More”** button for the relevant connector.
5. Click the **“Start”** button to initiate the order integration process.
6. **You can verify whether the order has been integrated by checking the** [**GUMU Logs**](/gumu-tm-cloud-integrations-1/gumu-cloud-integrations-by-bportaly/logs.md)**:**
1\. Use INFO logs to confirm successful integration.
2\. Use ERROR logs to identify any issues or failures during the process.
7. Log in to your **Sage X3** system and use the **Order ID** from the GUMU log to verify whether the order has been fully integrated.
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