Description
Multi Order for WooCommerce plugin creates a sub-order for each item in the order.
Main settings
On WooCommerce > Settings > Multi Order > General, you can setup Multi Order main settings.
Status settings
On WooCommerce > Settings > Multi Order > Status, you can setup how order status will affect new orders and Suborders and manage a Payment Status taxonomy that will help you organize your orders
Interface settings
On WooCommerce > Settings > Multi Order > Interface, you can setup the user interface, both on admin and frontend for managing suborders the best way possible
Free vs Pro
| Free Version | Pro Version | |
|---|---|---|
| Suborders for each ordem item |  | |
| Setup main order and Suborder status | | |
| Proper interface on admin/frontend for suborders | | |
| User friendly Suborder ID | | |
| Item quantity can create SubOrders | | |
| Deduct / Undeduct Suborders from main order | | |
| Sync orders and suborders | | |
| Display remaining column | | |
| Setup if emails will be sent to main order / suborders | | |
| Payment Status taxonomy | | |
| Prevent Composite Child Products from becoming Suborders | | |
James Cook (verified owner) –
I am writing to review, parroting the review from “vaughnjbullard”.
I wrote in to ask support about adding a feature to split product sub orders by category, to avoid having to send customers upwards of 40 emails per order. First, the reply was a generic, ‘If you need help go to the forums’ which I replied that it was just a feature suggestion, the response was “…we suggest you hire a developer to take a look at this for you. We have had great success with the resources found on https://codeable.io/. We unfortunately do not assist with custom coding or special coding requests. ”
Really disappointed in the support by WP Wham.
Any other plugin developer would be thrilled to have a customer offer a suggestion to make their product more usable, but to be told to hire a developer to make YOUR product work better for me? Unexpected reply of the year goes to WP Wham.
Good luck WP Wham.
Anyone reading this with multiple products in their multi-order situation, your customers will be upset that their inboxes get filled with order notification emails.
Functionally, this works if you have one or two items in your store with no variations. If you want to annoy your customers and have a loaded store with many product variations, this is a good way to do it! If you want any help, they’ll just tell you to pay someone else to fix it. 1/5 stars – willing to change my mind if both Mindy & Megan were mistaken….
WP Wham –
Hi James Cook
Feedback is feedback and we have to take the bad with the good. Not everyone is going to be happy with our products. It’s just one of those things.
I stand by what I replied to you in my email, quoted below:
“I’m sorry you feel that we’ve given you “bad service”. We replied to your emails quickly and gave you feedback regarding how we work and operate.
Myc please understand that we were able to assist users in the early stages of product development, but because WP Wham has now grown rather rapidly (and is still growing) we have been doing less and less of these.
They do take a lot longer and are rather time consuming. Our focus is keeping our users happy and providing them with efficient service and assisting with faults on products bought. We absolutley appreciate the fact that there is always room for improvement. Our lead developers are working on updates all the time.
Our “Feature Requests” (as mentioned in my previous email) has been incredibly successful. We pay close attention to these and watch the votes very closely. If there is a suggestion on the forum that gets a lot of votes – we implement it and spend time on it.
If we do individual coding requests – like yours – we would have to invoice you. Our consulting fees are very high and I honestly do not want you to incur huge costs for something that an entry level developer could assist you with. That’s why we suggest and highly recommend the resources at https://codeable.io to all our users who have special coding requests – to “tweek” their plugins/website.
Myc please put in a Feature Request because your suggestion is a good one. We really would like it on the forum. You will also be able to see for yourself how your suggestion is viewed and received by other users.”
We really hope that you find a plugin and customer service team that meets your needs.
Kind regards
Megan
WP Wham Support Co-ordinator
vaughnjbullard (verified owner) –
It’s a great plugin but could go so much further. Unfortunately, it has some serious limitations. When you have a composite component product, and click ‘ignore child product’ it only puts that composite component product sale in the master order; not in the sub-order. Otherwise, it takes and considers each of the composite component as a sub-order. This could be extremely tricky when you have a ton of components to a single product. No one wants to send out 30 different emails if you had 14 components for 2 master products (28 sub orders for components and 2 sub orders for the master products) to a purchaser for every single master order. Considering a product with composite components is considered a single product/item from WooCommerce’s point of view, it is quite difficult to have an actual accounting of the actual sub-order cost for a purchaser and/or the vendor.
[email protected] (verified owner) –
Review for Multi Order for WooCommerce plugin by Algoritmika
If I could give 10 stars for the Multi Order for WooCommerce plugin by algoritmika I would! I firstly tried the free version then purchased the Pro lifetime and unlimited version.
I have literally spent countless hours searching for a solution to print WooCommerce orders per item without success. This plugin is firstly amazing in that it works perfectly out of the box and can be utilized for many applications.
Its real strength is that it creates auto suborders from the original WooCommerce order per item or product and allows for them to be finalised at differing stages. Great application would be if you have a product in stock, service that you provide or any other component in your ecommerce solution you can finalise them at the different stages and separate the transactions into differing time or cost schedules. The plugin setup was simple but I wrongly assumed that the suborders would be created prior to the PayPal transaction being finalised and so asked for support and had a reply within an hour.
Thanks to Pablo and all the other developers at Multi Order for WooCommerce for producing such a useful plugin and hope you get many, many sales.
Kind Regards MM – Perth, Australia.
Mobile EDGE (verified owner) –
This was the best plugin we could find for our needs. We contacted Pablo for some customizations and he was extremely responsive and managed to get our requirements addressed asap. Definitely a happy customer here, and will continue to work with Pablo in the future.
Pablo Pacheco –
Thank you! For sure!
KOH YONG KIAT (verified owner) –
Pablo Pacheco went all his way to help me with my problems faced when using this plugin even created an additional plugin along the way. One of the best support I have ever received. Appreciate all the help that he assist to my site and will work with him again.
Pablo Pacheco –
Thanks! Sure!
Leighton –
This plugin does exact what it says. Pablo went above and beyond to add custom functionality to help us fulfill some specific requirements for a project. The support has been a great and would definitely work with Pablo again.
Pablo Pacheco –
Thanks!