WooCommerce Partial COD GPL v1.3.2 – Payment Gateway Restrictions & Fees

WooCommerce Partial COD GPL Overview

With WooCommerce Partial COD – Payment Gateway Restrictions & Fees, you may control payment availability and other gateway-related cart settings according to product rules and conditions. It’s a strong, adaptable, and user-friendly WooCommerce plugin.

With the help of this plugin, you may apply partial cod (i.e., risk-free cod), add additional cart fees or discounts (per payment gateway), and manage gateway limits. These capabilities are divided into five modules: Order Autopilots, Cart Discounts, Partial Payments (such as Partial COD or Risk-Free COD), Settings & Restrictions, and Handling Fees.

Woocommerce Gateways Settings & Restrictions

Create and manage dynamic payment gateway settings depending on more than 84 conditions, including Restrictions, Method Title, Description, Button Text, and other gateway-related settings.

Woocommerce Partial Payments (Partial COD)

Use a combination of five or more payment amount calculation types, such as product totals, shipping expenses, cart fees, taxes, and cart subtotals, to implement several Partial COD payment alternatives. There are also approximately 85+ requirements and 22+ product restrictions that may apply to partial payments.

Woocommerce Gateway Fees

Calculate numerous conditional payment gateway costs by combining approximately 84+ conditions with 22+ product rules. The gateway fee computations take into account various factors such as the fixed amount, cart percentage, and product totals %.

Woocommerce Cart Discounts

Cart discounts can be established in addition to gateway fees using a mix of circumstances and product rules; the functions used to calculate cart discounts are similar to those used to calculate gateway costs.

Woocommerce Order Autopilots

Multiple order autopilots can be created and managed based on triggers such Cron Tasks, Order Created, Order Status Changed, etc. Order Autopilots can be configured to add order notes, update order/customer metadata, and update order status, among other things. Product rules and conditions can also serve as the foundation for order autopilots.