List Orders is a WordPress ability from WooCommerce — usable via Easy MCP AI, which connects Claude, ChatGPT, and any AI assistant to your site.

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List Orders

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WooCommerce Ecommerce woocommerce/orders-list

List and filter WooCommerce orders by status, customer, product, or date range.

Requires the WooCommerce plugin active on WordPress 6.9+, with the experimental 'mcp_integration' feature flag enabled (WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced > Features). Abilities are only registered for requests hitting WooCommerce's own /woocommerce/mcp REST endpoint, and each request must authenticate with a WooCommerce REST API key (consumer_key:consumer_secret) sent via the X-MCP-API-Key header over HTTPS — the key's read/write permission scope must match the HTTP method used.

What it does

This ability retrieves a paginated list of orders from the wc/v3/orders REST endpoint's collection query. You can filter by order status (or 'any', the default), a specific customer ID, or a specific product ID, and page through results using WordPress's standard collection parameters such as search, after, before, per_page, and page. It is registered with a readonly annotation, so it only reads order data and cannot modify orders.

See it in action

You ask your AI assistant

"List all orders with status 'processing' placed by customer ID 57 in the last week."

Inputs

Name Type Required Description
status string No Limit results to orders with a specific status, or 'any' (the default).
customer integer No Limit results to orders placed by a specific customer ID.
product integer No Limit results to orders containing a specific product ID.
search string No Limit results to orders matching a search term.
after string No Limit results to orders created after this ISO 8601 date.
before string No Limit results to orders created before this ISO 8601 date.
per_page integer No Number of orders to return per page.
page integer No Which page of results to return.

Returns

An object with a data array of order records (id, status, currency, totals, billing/shipping addresses, line items, and other fields from the WooCommerce order schema).

Permission

Registered as a read-only (GET) operation. Requires a WooCommerce REST API key sent via the X-MCP-API-Key header over HTTPS with 'read' or 'read_write' permission scope.

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