Multi external API (make DRY?)

Hi guys, I am breaking my head around the following: In my app users have the option to connect their woocommerce site.

Process:

1. Users enters their url in form and submit form
2. My WoocommerceAuth service class generates an auth url and redirect the user to it
3. User allows access trough the auth url and returns back to my app
4. The external api sends a response to the callback of my app, here I will save the users consumer_key and consumer_secret to my database (WooAccount table/model).
5. Whenever a new WooAccount is created, I will dispatch a job for each part like SyncOrders, SyncProducts. // This all works fine

Within each job I am doing this right now:

public function __construct($wooAccount)
{
    $this->wooAccount = $wooAccount;
    $woocommerce = new Client(
        $wooAccount->store->url,
        $wooAccount->consumer_key,
        $wooAccount->consumer_secret,
        [
            'wp_api'     => true,
            'version' => 'wc/v3',
            'verify_ssl' => false
        ]
    );
    $this->woocommerce = $woocommerce;
}

It works, but it is not quite DRY.. How could I improve this and easy instantiate a new api client connection each time without repeating myself? All the external api tutorials/github packages I checked are using a service provider. All these only use 1 api connection set by the app owner and not by the user himself.

I was thinking about doing something like this on my WooAccount model:

public function wooApi()
{
    return new Client($this->store_id, $this->consumerKey, $this->consumer_secret, [
            'wp_api'     => true,
            'version' => 'wc/v3',
            'verify_ssl' => false
        ]
);
}

Would love to get some feedback and help pointing me to the right direction.