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Third-Party Plugin Compatibility

Cost of Goods: Product Cost & Profit Calculator for WooCommerce includes tailored integrations for several popular WooCommerce plugins, so cost and profit stay correct when those plugins are involved. They are collected on the Compatibility sub-tab and are off by default. Most are Pro.

Where to find it #

Go to WPFactory > Cost of Goods (also reachable at WooCommerce > Settings > Cost of Goods) and open the Compatibility sub-tab. Turn on only the integration for a plugin you actually run.

Available integrations #

Plugin What the integration does Free/Pro
WBW Product Table Adds cost and profit columns to the product table. Pro
WCFM Adds a cost input to the WCFM product form and total cost and profit to the sales-by-date report. Pro
WPSyncSheets Adds order cost and order profit to the WPSyncSheets order export. Pro
CURCY – Multi Currency for WooCommerce Uses CURCY exchange rates for multicurrency order cost calculation. Pro
ExchangeRate-API Uses ExchangeRate-API rates for multicurrency order cost calculation. Pro
Metorik Syncs the cost into the meta Metorik reads. Pro
WP All Import Converts comma numbers and sanitizes float values on import. Pro
WPC Product Bundles Calculates bundle cost from bundled items and controls how bundle cost appears in reports and order items. Pro
ATUM Inventory Management Imports costs from ATUM, syncs purchase price with cost, syncs Add stock, and can subtract ATUM taxes. Pro
WooCommerce Food Adds fixed option costs from WooCommerce Food to the cost of goods. Pro
WooCommerce Measurement Price Calculator Adjusts cost by the measurement and can add the measurement unit to the cost field label. Pro
Openpos – WooCommerce Point of Sale Includes selected Openpos order types in cost and profit reporting. Free
Product Add-ons Factors WooCommerce Product Add-ons into the cost calculation. Pro

Multicurrency: which integration to use #

For multicurrency stores, pick the compatibility option that matches your rate source: CURCY – Multi Currency for WooCommerce if you run CURCY, or ExchangeRate-API to fetch rates from that service. Both feed the same multicurrency order calculation. See the multicurrency guide for the per-currency cost settings themselves.

A note on accuracy #

Only the integrations listed above are coded into the plugin. If a plugin you use is not on this list, the two products may still work together through the standard cost meta, but there is no dedicated compatibility toggle for it.

Get more from Cost of Goods #

The Openpos order-type option is free; the other integrations are Pro. Cost of Goods: Product Cost & Profit Calculator for WooCommerce Pro unlocks the full compatibility set along with cost and profit in WooCommerce Analytics and order emails. See what Pro unlocks.