Integration · E-commerce and marketplaces
Homecenter and Meteor AI agents
Mirror price and stock from your WooCommerce catalog into the Homecenter marketplace with a Meteor Met, and review new orders from the chat.
How does Homecenter connect to Meteor?
Meteor connects your WooCommerce catalog to the Homecenter marketplace, which runs on the Falabella Seller Center. Your Met finds your product by SKU, syncs price with the channel margin and stock with a safety buffer, checks pending orders and reviews the notifications the marketplace sends. WooCommerce stays the source of truth.
Where it applies: Colombia. Homecenter operates in Colombia on the Falabella Seller Center, so the integration signs every call with that platform's protocol.
What it automates
What a Meteor Met does with Homecenter
Mirror price and stock without double entry
Your Met reads price and stock from your store, applies the channel margin and the safety buffer, and updates the marketplace product by SKU.
Review pending orders from the chat
Orders waiting on a decision are pulled up without opening the marketplace portal, with what you need to know what has to ship.
Find out whether notifications are arriving
When the team says orders stopped coming in, your Met checks the latest notifications received and their status instead of assuming where the chain broke.
4 tools
Everything your Met can ask Homecenter for
Each one is a real action in the connector. You can switch off the ones you would rather it never used.
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
homecenter_get_product_by_sku | Finds your marketplace product by the same SKU you use in your store. |
homecenter_update_price_stock | Syncs price and stock for an existing product, by SKU. |
homecenter_get_orders | Lists your recent orders, pending ones by default. |
homecenter_list_recent_events | Shows the latest order notifications the marketplace sent, for diagnosis. |
The limits
What the Homecenter integration does NOT do
We would rather say it here than have you find out during rollout.
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It does not create new products in the marketplace catalog. It syncs price and stock on products that already exist there.
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It does not accept, reject or ship orders. It lists them so the decision stays with a person.
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It does not handle marketplace logistics and it does not generate shipping labels.
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It does not validate the signature of order notifications when the marketplace provides no secret. In that case the order is recorded with its origin unverified.
Before you start
What you need to connect Homecenter
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The Seller Center API host assigned for Colombia
Homecenter assigns it when they enable you as a seller with API access.
- 2
Your seller identifier
Usually the email of your Seller Center account. It travels on every call alongside the signature.
- 3
The API key of your seller account
You get it in the Seller Center account settings. It is used as the secret that signs every call and is stored encrypted per workspace.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about Homecenter and Meteor
No. The integration syncs price and stock for products that already exist in the marketplace catalog. Listing a new product follows the retailer's own process.
Because that is the platform the Homecenter marketplace runs on. The connector signs every call with that protocol, which is what answers on the other side.
The sync is keyed on SKU, so if they do not match the product is not found. The lookup by SKU exists precisely so you can check that before syncing.
No. It lists them for review, but it does not accept, reject or ship. Logistics stays where it already is.
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