Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Cape Town, South Africa

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need clean, self-contained PHP that links my WordPress + WooCommerce store (Woodmart theme) with Tidio through their OpenAPI and webhooks. No full-blown plugin is necessary—just well-documented code that can sit safely in a child theme or mu-plugin folder.

Scope of work
• Authorise against the Tidio OpenAPI with my Client ID and Secret exactly as outlined in the docs, storing credentials server-side only (follow the method Tidio recommends—environment variables if available).
• Build an endpoint in WordPress that Tidio can call; verify HMAC, parse the payload and return the expected 2xx response so Tidio treats the webhook as delivered.
• Push WooCommerce data to Tidio whenever an order or customer is created or updated.
• Accept incoming Tidio webhook events and mirror any changes back into WooCommerce.

Data to keep in sync
• Customer name & email
• Order status and items
• Billing and shipping address

Technical notes
• Use wp_remote_request() or Guzzle (if you prefer) for outgoing API calls.
• Basic logging only: record each API request/response pair to the WordPress debug log or a dedicated log file so I can trace issues.
• Please avoid front-end exposure of secrets, keep everything namespaced, and add inline comments so I can maintain it later.

Deliverable: a single .php file (or small set, if cleaner) I can drop into production, plus brief setup instructions and a quick test plan to confirm data flows in both directions." (client-provided description)