To integrate LateShipment with your WooCommerce store and set up webhooks for shipment updates, follow the detailed steps below:

Step 1: Log in to Your LateShipment Account:

• Visit the LateShipment website and log in with your account credentials.

Step 2: Access the Settings Menu:

• Once logged in, on the homepage of your LateShipment account, look to the left side of the screen.
• Click on Settings to open the settings menu.

Step 3: Connect Your Store:

• In the Settings menu, click on Connect Store.
• In the drop-down menu, select WooCommerce to link your WooCommerce store with LateShipment.

Step 4: Set Up a Webhook in WooCommerce:

• Now that your store is connected to LateShipment, you need to configure a webhook to trigger shipment updates.
• Log in to your WooCommerce dashboard.

• From the left-hand menu, navigate to Settings > Advanced > Webhooks.
• If this is your first time creating a webhook, click Create a new webhook. If you've created webhooks before, click Add Webhook to create a new one.

Step 5: Configure Webhook Data:

• In the Webhook Data section, you need to configure the following fields:
• Name: Change the default name to something meaningful, such as "LateShipment Webhook".
• Status: Set the status to Active so that the webhook is immediately functional.
• Topic: Choose the events that will trigger the webhook. Select Shipment created/Order created to receive updates when a shipment is created.
• Copy code from your LateShipment account 

• Delivery URL: Paste the following URL in the Delivery URL field: 

Step 6: Save the Webhook:

• After filling out the necessary fields, click Save Webhook to save your settings.

Step 7: Create Another Webhook:

• Repeat the previous steps to create a new webhook. For this webhook, paste the same URL you copied from LateShipment.com. Set the webhook to trigger on the Order Updated/Shipment Updated event.

Important Notes:
The first time you save your webhook with an Active status, it will automatically send a "ping" to the Delivery URL to ensure the integration is working.
Retries: Webhooks are disabled after 5 failed attempts by default. This happens if the Delivery URL returns an unsuccessful status code, such as 404 or 5xx. However, a successful response code includes 2xx, 301, or 302.

What Happens Next?
After setting up the webhook, you will start receiving real-time shipment updates from LateShipment directly into your WooCommerce store. These updates will include important shipment information, such as status changes, tracking numbers, and more.