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title: "WooCommerce Subscriptions Code Snippet"
slug: "deploying-retentionengine-woocommerce"
updated: 2020-10-22T19:16:30Z
published: 2020-10-22T19:16:30Z
canonical: "docs.bellwethr.com/deploying-retentionengine-woocommerce"
---

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# WooCommerce Subscriptions Code Snippet

## Installing the RetentionEngine Code Snippet

The final step to integrating the RetentionEngine with a WooCommerce based app is to paste the RetentionEngine Code Snippet onto your website.

## Step 1: Locating the Code Snippet

You can find the Code Snippet in the RetentionEngine dashboard under the "Settings" tab. You have the option to either install either the Default Experience or the Embed Experience (available on Premium or as an add-on) to your site.

![Screen Shot 2020-06-16 at 12.54.26 PM](https://cdn.document360.io/ac5d6d3b-d1b3-4a56-b758-d584b80df54b/Images/Documentation/Screen%20Shot%202020-06-16%20at%2012.54.26%20PM.png) Once you've copied the Code Snippet you'll be using, you'll be able to paste it into your application using the next set of instructions.

## Step 2: Paste the Code Snippet

We will need to add this snippet to your WooCommerce site. To do this, we recommend using the [Insert Headers and Footers](https://wordpress.org/plugins/insert-headers-and-footers/) plugin. You can install the plugin by going to do your WordPress admin planel, clicking on "Plugins > Add New", and searching for the plugin.

![install_wp_plugin](https://cdn.document360.io/ac5d6d3b-d1b3-4a56-b758-d584b80df54b/Images/Documentation/install_wp_plugin.png)

- **Insert Headers and Footer plugin instructions:**
  - Navigate to "Settings > Insert Headers and Footers" and add your script tag to the "Scripts in Footers" section.  

![insert_wc_snippet](https://cdn.document360.io/ac5d6d3b-d1b3-4a56-b758-d584b80df54b/Images/Documentation/insert_wc_snippet.png)

You should be good to go!

          
          

If you'd prefer to add the RetentionEngine snippet using a different method (e.g. a separate JS file you call using hooks), that's totally fine!