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When dealing with large datasets, trying to sync everything at once can slow down the process or cause timeouts. By setting a specific date range, you ensure that older orders don’t clog the system, and recent transactions get synced faster.

If you notice delays in syncing, start by selecting a smaller date range (e.g., syncing only the last 30 days of orders). Once that data is processed successfully, you can gradually extend the range. This method not only speeds up the initial sync but also ensures background syncing remains smooth without unnecessary delays.

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If your deals are still not syncing but deal stages aren’t mapping, then conduct a quick audit:

• Start by re-authorizing your HubSpot account using a Super Admin. This will help refresh API permissions and resolve many common syncing issues.
• Next, check if custom order statuses (created via third-party plugins) are correctly mapped in WooCommerce.

If deal stages are mapped to custom WooCommerce order statuses, but those statuses aren’t syncing with HubSpot, manual intervention. Connect with our HubSpot experts for any assistance 24*7.

In case, you’ve recently modified deal stages in HubSpot, refresh the pipeline in your WooCommerce plugin settings to ensure updates are reflected properly.

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If you manage multiple WooCommerce stores, each store needs its own add-on license to prevent deal mapping failures and ensure smooth data synchronization. Unfortunately, bulk purchase options are not available at this time.

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Next, check whether HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) is enabled in WooCommerce.

If HPOS is turned on but the WooCommerce HPOS Compatibility Add-on hasn’t been purchased, the plugin won’t function as expected.

To resolve this, purchase and activate the HPOS Compatibility Add-on. This is the most recommended approach to ensure long-term compatibility and uninterrupted syncing.

Syncing may take some time after switching, so wait for a while and check if the issue resolves. If deals still aren’t syncing, reach out to support with the necessary access credentials (HubSpot Super Admin, WordPress Admin, FTP/SFTP) so the team can investigate further.

Conversely, you also have an option to switch to legacy system called ‘WordPress Posts Storage’. For this, disable HPOS settings in your WP Admin and switch to WordPress Posts Storage.

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• Log in to your WordPress Dashboard.
• Then, navigate to Plugins > Add New on the left panel.
• After this, click on the Upload Plugin button at the top.

• Click choose file and browse the .zip file in your system storage.
• Then initiate the installation by clicking Install Now.
• Once installed, click Activate Plugin.

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