WooCommerce
WooCommerce Integration (beta)
With Transaction Cloud, you can now use WooCommerce integration - an open-source e-commerce plugin for WordPress. It is designed for online merchants using WordPress.
WooCommerce is a popular e-commerce plugin for WordPress, designed to facilitate the creation and management of online stores. It extends the functionality of a WordPress website, enabling users to sell products or services directly from their site.
WooCommerce empowers users to create and manage professional e-commerce websites without extensive technical knowledge. It provides a flexible and scalable platform for selling products and services online, making it a popular choice for businesses of all sizes.
Plugin Versions
What's new :
- Configure a payment method name and description
- TC logotype in a payment method
- Ready-to-copy webhook URL address inside the settings page
- Automatically pass email, first name, and last name from WooCommerce to the payment form
Plugin Installation
To integrate your WooCommerce installation with Transaction Cloud, do the following:
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Download, install, and activate the WooCommerce plugin using the above ZIP file. Download Plugin
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Open the installed plugin in your settings panel:
WooCommerce -> Settings -> Payments -> Transaction Cloud
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Provide a login and a generated password from the API set-up panel on Transaction Cloud. API Set up
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Create a new webhook URL from the webhook section on the API Set up page.
The created URL should be as follows:https://your-domain.com/?wc-api=tc_webhook
Create Webhook -
Create "WooCommerce Checkout" product in products section.
Provide newly created product ID in WooCommerce Plugin settings page. My Products -
You can also use one of your one-time payment product IDs. However, in this case, if the appropriate currency is not specified in the transaction, amounts will be deducted from the product.
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Choose the environment, whether you want to test it on the sandbox or publish it on the production server. Save changes and start selling!
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Alternatively, to verify the incoming webhook, you can use the Webhook Security Tag.