The WooCommerce Orders Table, which can be found under WP Dashboard > WooCommerce > Orders, provides us with 7 default columns: Order – Date – Status – Billing – Ship to – Total – Actions. This is used by shop managers to have an overview of all orders, before eventually clicking on a specific one. […]| Business Bloomer
All WooCommerce orders go to either “processing“, “completed“, “on-hold” and other default order statuses based on the payment method and product type. Sometimes these statuses are not enough. For example, you might need to mark certain orders in a different way for tracking, filtering, exporting purposes. Or you might want to disable default emails by […]| Business Bloomer
Adding a custom field to your WooCommerce checkout is a breeze. It’s a fantastic way to collect extra information from your customers. It could be a custom Billing field, a Shipping field, or a completely unrelated custom field. But while you can easily view the custom field data in the backend, editing it directly from […]| Business Bloomer
WooCommerce offers flexibility with custom order statuses, but email notifications can be limited. By default, in fact, WooCommerce triggers the “completed”, “processing”, “on-hold” and all the other default emails when the order status changes from X to Y as defined in the plugin code. But what if you want to trigger the “Order Completed” email […]| Business Bloomer
