[WordPress] 外掛分享: H6 Smart Shipping & Payment Control for WooCommerce

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H6 Smart Shipping & Payment Control for WooCommerce 讓商店擁有者能夠輕鬆控制顧客在結帳時看到的運送選項和付款方式,無需撰寫程式碼。此外掛提供靈活的規則設定,提升顧客體驗並優化運營效率。

【主要功能】
• 自訂運送選項和付款方式
• 設定運送費用和附加費用
• 根據顧客類型調整付款方式
• 針對特定地區或條件隱藏選項
• 提供即時預覽功能以檢視變更

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原文外掛簡介

H6 Smart Shipping & Payment Control lets you decide which delivery options and payment methods each customer sees at checkout, and what they cost, without writing code. Hide cash on delivery outside the UK, offer free delivery only over £50, let trade customers pay by bank transfer, or add a charge for remote postcodes.
It is built for shop owners, not developers. Every rule is written out in one plain sentence, such as “When the delivery country is not United Kingdom → hide Cash on delivery”, and a “Try it out” tab shows what would happen to an order before your customers see it.
It works alongside your normal WooCommerce shipping zones and payment settings, and never replaces them.
Everything is included. There is no paid version and nothing is locked.
Good for:

Offering free delivery, collection or couriers only when it makes sense
Stopping cash on delivery, or any other payment method, where you do not want it
Letting trade and wholesale customers pay on account or by bank transfer
Charging for remote postcodes, heavy parcels, small orders or card payments
Changing delivery options at weekends, on bank holidays or after a cut-off time

Decide when a rule applies
Build each rule from one or more conditions, and choose whether all of them or any of them must be true.

The cart: subtotal, weight, number of items, products, categories, shipping classes and coupons
The address: delivery country, postcode (with wildcards such as IV* and ranges such as PA20…PA80), county or state, and shipping zone
The customer: guests, anyone logged in, or customer types such as trade customers
The time: days of the week, times of day and date ranges, in your shop’s time zone
A rule with no conditions applies to every order

Change delivery options

Hide delivery options, such as free delivery for very heavy orders
Only offer certain delivery options and hide the rest
Rename a delivery option, such as “Flat rate” to “Next-day courier”
Change the delivery cost: add an amount or a percentage, take some off, or set a new price
Choose an option for every zone, or for one zone only

Change payment methods

Hide payment methods, such as cash on delivery outside the UK
Only offer certain payment methods, such as bank transfer for trade customers
Rename a payment method for matching orders

Add charges

A set charge, such as a small-order or handling charge
A percentage of the subtotal, such as a remote-area surcharge
An amount for every item in the cart
A charge for choosing a particular payment method, such as cash on delivery, which appears in the total as soon as the customer chooses it
Optional minimum and maximum charges, your own name for the charge, and tax if you need it

Tell customers what changed
Add an optional message to any rule, such as “Cash on delivery is only available in the UK”. It is shown on the basket and checkout while the rule applies, and updates as the customer changes their address or payment method.
Try it out
Describe an order (what is in the cart, where it is going, who is buying and how they are paying) and see which rules would apply, why, and what they would do, including the charge worked out for that order.
Easy to manage

A plain-English summary of your rules at the top of the screen
Tabs for delivery, payment and charges
Switch any rule on or off, and drag rules into the order they should run
Rules with an unfinished condition are clearly marked so nothing fails silently
One switch pauses every rule without deleting them

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