內容簡介
Shipping Insurance & Package Protection for WooCommerce 讓顧客在經典購物車和結帳頁面選擇可選的包裹保護。商店擁有者可以自訂費用、合格訂單及外觀，並在選擇保護時自動將費用加入 WooCommerce 總額中。
【主要功能】
• 單一費用開關，顧客可選擇開啟或關閉保護
• 多種保險選擇，顧客可選擇不同的保護級別
• 自訂顯示位置，支持購物車和結帳頁面
• 可編輯的標題、描述和費用標籤
• 提供保險報告與訂單數據統計
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原文外掛簡介
Shipping Insurance & Package Protection for WooCommerce lets customers choose optional package protection on the classic cart and checkout pages.
Offer a simple on/off switch or a list of coverage levels. Set fixed or percentage fees, choose which orders qualify, and customize the text and appearance to fit your store.
The plugin adds your configured fee to WooCommerce totals when protection is selected and the order qualifies. It also records the selection and fee with the order.
This plugin provides the selection, fee, and reporting tools. It does not purchase an insurance policy, connect to an insurance provider, or process claims. Store owners define and fulfill their own protection terms.
Two ways to offer protection
Single fee toggle: customers turn one protection option on or off. Use a standard fee or automatic pricing rules.
Coverage choices: customers select a coverage level or choose the decline option. Each level has its own coverage amount, fee, and optional eligibility rules.
Main features
Fixed fees in the store currency or percentage fees based on discounted product totals.
Automatic single-fee pricing rules, evaluated in your preferred order.
Minimum and maximum cart values for general eligibility, coverage levels, and automatic pricing rules.
Eligibility by shipping zone, shipping class, shipping method, and user role, including guests.
Independent display locations for cart and checkout, with custom hook settings.
Cart AJAX updates with an optional page-reload mode.
Editable headings, descriptions, coverage labels, decline text, and totals labels.
Classic, compact, and minimal frontend styles with optional custom colors.
Optional shipping instructions on cart and checkout for both insurance types.
Configurable default selection and taxable fees.
Insurance reports with charts, date filters, customer totals, and order links.
WooCommerce order APIs for reporting and order metadata.
Settings and Reports shortcuts on the Plugins screen.
Compatibility
This version is designed for classic WooCommerce cart and checkout templates. Cart and Checkout blocks are not supported.
CheckoutWC update handling is included. Available display hooks and refresh behavior depend on the CheckoutWC layout and version; test your chosen placement before using it on a live store.
Getting Started
Simple single fee
Select Single fee toggle.
Set the fee type to Fixed amount.
Enter your fee, for example 3.00.
Leave eligibility fields empty if you do not need additional restrictions.
Choose where the option appears on cart and checkout.
Save and test enabling and disabling protection.
Multiple coverage choices
Select Coverage choices.
Add an insurance level.
Enter a coverage amount, fee type, and customer fee.
Add any conditions that should apply to that level.
Repeat for additional levels and arrange their display order.
Choose a default level or leave the decline option selected.
Save your settings.
Use a different coverage amount for each level. Levels are identified by their coverage amount; duplicate amounts do not create independent choices.
Coverage amount and customer fee are separate. For example, a coverage amount of 500 and a fixed fee of 15 displays protection up to 500 for a customer charge of 15, in your store currency.
Fees and Cart Values
Fixed fees
Enter the amount to charge in the store currency. A fixed fee does not change with the product total unless an automatic pricing rule selects a different fee.
Percentage fees
Percentage fees use the product total after discounts. Shipping, tax, and other fees are excluded.
Example: a 2% fee on a discounted product total of 150 is 3.00, before any tax on the insurance fee.
Minimum and maximum cart values
Cart-value conditions use the same discounted product total, excluding shipping, tax, and fees.
Blank minimum: no lower limit.
Blank maximum: no upper limit.
Both blank: no cart-value restriction.
Minimum and maximum are inclusive.
Zero is a value, not a blank field.
Maximum must be greater than or equal to minimum.
Example: minimum 100 and maximum 500 allows values from 100 through 500, including both endpoints.
Eligibility
The general Eligibility section applies to both insurance types. Coverage levels and automatic pricing rules can add further conditions.
Different condition types are combined: all configured types must pass. For example, a rule restricted to a cart minimum of 100, a selected zone, and the Customer role requires all three conditions.
Empty selections add no restriction for that condition. An empty field within a level does not override a general restriction.
Shipping zones
Select zones already configured in WooCommerce. The plugin uses WooCommerce’s matched zone for each shipping package, based on its destination.
Every shipping package must match one of the selected zones. A destination country is required for restricted zone rules. “Locations not covered by your other zones” represents WooCommerce’s fallback zone.
A zone’s name alone does not define its coverage. Check the regions, postcodes, and ordering in your WooCommerce shipping-zone settings.
Shipping classes
At least one shippable product must belong to a selected class. Select No shipping class to match shippable products without an assigned class.
Shipping methods
At least one selected shipping method must match a configured method type, such as Flat rate, Free shipping, or Local pickup. These choices identify method types, not individual instances within zones.
No shipping matches a cart that does not need shipping or currently has no selected shipping method. It does not mean Free shipping. Other eligibility conditions still apply.
For a virtual-only cart in single-fee mode, include No shipping in general eligible shipping methods if protection should be available. A restricted shipping-zone rule will not match a virtual-only cart.
User roles
Choose the WordPress roles that qualify. A logged-in customer matches if any of their roles is selected. Use Guest for customers who are not logged in.
General rules and level rules
Example: if general eligibility is restricted to Canada, all coverage levels remain restricted to Canada, even when a level’s zone field is empty.
To offer levels 300 and 1000 everywhere, but levels 500 and 2000 only in Canada, leave general zones empty and select Canada only inside levels 500 and 2000.
Automatic Single-Fee Pricing
Select Single fee toggle, then open Automatic single-fee pricing in General settings.
Click Add pricing rule.
Enter an optional rule name for your own reference.
Choose a fixed or percentage fee and enter its value.
Add cart-value limits and any zone, class, method, or role conditions.
Use Move up and Move down to set the rule order.
Save your settings.
Rules are evaluated from top to bottom. The first matching rule sets the fee. Fees are not added together. If no rule matches, the standard fee in Single fee settings applies.
General eligibility still controls whether protection is available. A pricing rule cannot make an otherwise ineligible cart qualify.
Example: change the fee at 100
For a store using two decimal places:
Rule 1: maximum cart value 99.99; fixed fee 3.00.
Rule 2: minimum cart value 100; fixed fee 5.00.
Leave the other conditions empty if these prices should apply to every eligible cart.
For more specific prices, put specific rules above broad rules. For example, place a Customer-role discount rule above a rule that applies to all roles.
A rule with every condition empty matches every generally eligible cart and prevents later rules from applying.
Display and Customer Experience
Locations
Choose cart and checkout locations independently. You can hide the selector on either page.
Display settings control placement; they do not clear an existing customer selection or disable its fee. Use the global enable setting or eligibility rules to control availability.
Custom locations accept an action hook, priority, and layout. The selected hook must actually run in your theme or checkout template. Use the table-row layout only inside an appropriate table.
Labels and text
Customize headings, descriptions, the single-fee label, and the decline text.
Coverage-choice text supports {coverage} and {fee}. The coverage fee label shown in totals supports {coverage}.
Example coverage label: Protection up to {coverage} for {fee}.
Design and colors
Choose Classic, Compact, or Minimal styling. Enable custom colors to adjust the accent, background, border, and text colors.
Default selection
For Single fee toggle, Enabled by default controls the initial state. Changing this setting also resets the stored default state when an existing customer session is next evaluated.
For Coverage choices, select a default level or Decline. If the default or saved level is not eligible, the decline option is displayed. Customers can change their selection.
Shipping instructions
Enable the optional instructions field for either insurance type. It can appear with the configured cart and checkout placement. Customize its label and description. Instructions are saved with the order.
AJAX and page reloads
Cart AJAX updates let customers change protection while refreshing cart totals. If your site’s cart integration has a conflict, disable cart AJAX to use the page-reload mode for insurance selection changes.
Checkout uses its checkout-update flow. Test quantity changes, coupons, shipping changes, and protection selection with your active theme and checkout plugins.
Taxes
Enable Taxable fee if WooCommerce should calculate tax on the insurance fee. Fee calculations and cart-value eligibility use amounts excluding tax.
Insurance Reports
Open WooCommerce > Insurance Reports, or click Reports beneath the plugin name on the Plugins screen.
The report provides:
Gross insurance fees, insured order count, and average fee.
Today, yesterday, this week, this month, last month, this year, all-time, and custom date filters.
Daily, weekly, or monthly grouping.
A chart and an exact-values table.
Customer totals, customer search, and pagination.
Expandable customer order lists, with order-edit links when your account has permission.
A currency filter so different currencies are not combined.
How totals are calculated
Reports include saved insurance-fee metadata on orders currently in Processing or Completed status. Dates are based on order creation in the WordPress timezone, not payment or completion dates. Weeks begin on Monday.
Amounts exclude tax. Pending, on-hold, cancelled, failed, and fully refunded orders are excluded. Partial refunds and claim costs are not deducted. These are gross-fee reports, not net-profit or payment-settlement reports.
Registered customers are grouped by account ID. All guest checkouts share one row. Deleted customers retain their original account ID in the grouping.
Custom ranges support approximately five years. All-time charts show periods containing qualifying insurance orders. Older orders without the plugin’s insurance metadata are not included.
Manage insurance on orders
Open WooCommerce > Orders and edit an order. In the order items area, click Add item(s), then Insurance. Choose Add / update insurance, enter a fee in the order currency and optional coverage, then click Save insurance. Choose Remove insurance to remove it. Keep unchanged preserves the existing fee.
For older orders, select the existing insurance fee before updating or removing it. This manual override does not apply storefront eligibility or automatically calculate percentage fees. WooCommerce must allow editing the order. Taxable fees use the standard tax class and require WooCommerce 7.6 or newer. Other item taxes are preserved. Changing an order total does not charge or refund a payment.
