
Automating LearnDash Course Sales in WordPress
I built a WordPress addon that connects LearnDash courses to WooCommerce products, so course sales, pricing, and enrollment stop being separate systems. The problem is pretty common in LMS sites. LearnDash is great for course delivery, and WooCommerce is great for checkout, but the glue code between them usually turns into manual mapping, custom snippets, and edge cases around payment status, stock, and access control. I wanted one layer that treats a course like a sellable product without duplicating admin work. Under the hood, the plugin maps LearnDash courses to WooCommerce products and keeps that relationship in sync. When an order is paid, it triggers enrollment automatically. If the order is refunded or cancelled, access rules can be updated from the same commerce state. That means WooCommerce remains the source of truth for transactions, while LearnDash remains the source of truth for learning progress. I also added a pricing engine because course pricing usually needs more than
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