內容簡介
ShopSocket 讓您的 WooCommerce 商店即時顯示訂單狀態，類似於 Shopify 的即時檢視功能。透過此外掛，您可以隨時掌握顧客的購物行為和庫存狀況，提升商店運營效率。
【主要功能】
• 即時顯示每筆新訂單及其狀態
• 顯示當前在線顧客及其購物車內容
• 提供低庫存及缺貨警報
• 支援全螢幕模式以便展示
• 顧客頁面即時更新庫存狀態
• 可針對特定產品或類別關閉顧客功能
外掛標籤
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原文外掛簡介
ShopSocket shows your WooCommerce store as it happens. Think Shopify’s Live View, for WooCommerce.
Requires the WordSocket plugin and a WPSignal account. Install WordSocket, click Connect (video), then install ShopSocket.
Try it: shopsocket.wpsignal.io is a live demo store.
For you and your team
Every order on screen the moment it is placed, with a chime
Who is shopping right now, what is in their carts, and what it is worth
Which carts were left behind
Which products are in carts right now
Low-stock and sold-out alerts as they happen
Full-screen mode for a wall display
For your shoppers
Stock on product pages updates without a reload
“X shoppers have this in their cart right now” under the price
“Someone just added this to their cart” notices
A Live Stock block for any page
Each shopper feature can be switched off site-wide, per category, or per product. All are on by default.
What it does for your store
Never miss an order. Every new order lands on the ShopSocket board the instant it is placed, with a chime, and its status updates in place as it moves along. Keep the board open on a second screen or a wall display and stop refreshing the Orders page.
Know who is shopping right now. How many people are on your store this minute, how many are holding a cart, what is in those carts, and what it is worth. Live means the shopper is on your site at this moment, not a guess from a timestamp.
See which carts were left behind. A cart turns abandoned the moment its shopper leaves, with the revenue still in it, so you know what walked away and when.
Spot what is about to sell. The products sitting in live carts, most held first, with the number of carts and units for each, one click from the product’s edit screen.
Catch stock problems as they happen. Low-stock and out-of-stock alerts reach the board at once, and the product page itself updates: the stock text changes and the add-to-cart button follows, with no reload. A shopper holding a product that sells out hears straight away, and their cart shows WooCommerce’s own notice.
Give undecided shoppers a nudge. “3 shoppers have this in their cart right now” under the price, kept current as carts change, and a quiet “someone just added this to their cart” notice for shoppers holding the same product.
Fits your theme. The storefront features bind to the classic templates and to the Product Price and Product Stock Indicator blocks. The Live Stock block puts availability, units left, and the in-cart count anywhere you like.
Where to find it
The board is under WooCommerce > Analytics > Realtime (WooCommerce > ShopSocket when Analytics is switched off). Settings are on the ShopSocket tab of WordSocket’s settings page, and each product has its own choices under Product data > ShopSocket.
Disclaimer
WPSignal is an independent service, not affiliated with or endorsed by Shopify. Shopify is a trademark of Shopify Inc., named only for comparison.
Third-Party Service
ShopSocket uses the WPSignal service (api.wpsignal.io), through the WordSocket plugin, to deliver live updates to the browsers on your store. When an order is placed or changes status, stock changes, or a product is added to a cart, WordSocket sends an encrypted event to WPSignal, which relays it to your store’s open browsers. Events are not stored.
What leaves your site, and who can read it. Every event is encrypted before it leaves WordPress, with a key made from your site’s own WordPress salts, which WPSignal never has. WPSignal relays what it cannot open: it never sees an order total, a customer name, a product, or a stock level.
Inside those encrypted events:
Order events, visible to staff only: the order number, status, total, item count, payment method, and the customer’s first name and last initial. No email, address, or line items.
Stock and cart events, visible on your storefront: product names, links, thumbnails, and counts, plus an anonymous cart id so a shopper’s own adds and purchases are never announced back to them.
What WPSignal does see, because it needs it to deliver messages: channel names, how many browsers are connected, and an anonymous id for each shopper’s browser and cart. None of it is personal.
Terms of Service
Privacy Policy
Source code
ShopSocket is developed in the open at github.com/wpsignal/wordsocket-extensions under shopsocket/.
