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Explore new features and learn tips and tricks to enhance your omnichannel offering.
How to create a restaurant ordering system for online and in-house orders
In this guide, we will show you how to create an omnichannel restaurant ordering system that will allow you to accept online orders, process in-person payments, and manage order fulfillment for local pickups and deliveries.
Can I use WooCommerce as a POS? The Answer Might Surprise You in 2024
WooCommerce is a leading ecommerce platform for WordPress, which enables businesses to set up and manage their online stores with ease. But as physical stores remain vital for many businesses, the integration between the online and offline worlds becomes essential. This leads us to a frequently asked question in 2024: Can I use WooCommerce as a POS? Let’s delve deeper
Top 5 WooCommerce Custom Order Status Plugins (2024)
WooCommerce supports a number of built-in order statuses, however, if you intend on using order statuses to manage your order fulfillment processes, you will need to create custom order statuses.
Make the Block Editor Feel More Like Home
In this article, I’ll highlight two straightforward adjustments to make your journey with the block editor more familiar and enhance your WordPress experience.
Introducing FooSales Order Alerts
Prepare and deliver your online orders in record time with order alerts. Set FooSales to automatically display an order alert when an order is placed through your website or another FooSales POS device.
How to set up an omnichannel store for your school or university
In this guide, we show you how to implement an omnichannel store that will make it possible to sell both online and in person using a unified system, while simplifying the fulfillment process and automating communications.
How to manage local pickups and deliveries with WooCommerce and FooSales
Order fulfillment is without a doubt one of the most time-consuming and stressful parts of running a WooCommerce store. Incorrectly packed orders, late delivery or poor communication can leave your customers with a bad experience. The problem is that WooCommerce orders for local pickups and local deliveries are typically managed via email or by logging in to the backend of your
View order notes, shipping details and billing information
As a WooCommerce POS, FooSales is an exceptional tool to manage in-person sales. What is perhaps less known, is that because WooCommerce and FooSales work as a unified system, you can use FooSales to seamlessly manage the in-house fulfillment of your online orders.
Brand new discount functionality and interface updates
Most customers look for ways to save money and want the best deal before making a purchase. Discounts are a great way to stimulate sales and grow customer loyalty and are a vital tool for every store. For these reasons, we’ve completely revamped how discounts are applied in FooSales.
Is your store ready for High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS)?
Over the past year, the WooCommerce team has been working on a project that has the potential to significantly increase the speed of WooCommerce stores. High-Performance Order Storage or HPOS for short, simplifies the database structure and optimizes performance by improving the way order data is managed. Prior to HPOS, WooCommerce orders were stored in the same database tables as posts
New POS status and order management
POS status and order management The latest FooSales release (version 1.33.0) includes a huge update to order management in FooSales and opens the door for improved omnichannel sales and fulfillment workflows. Moving forward, you can now update the order status of an order and edit existing orders. This not only applies to orders created in FooSales but also to other
D’nelle Dowis turned her freelance work into a thriving agency with WordPress
D’nelle Dowis shares how WordPress helped her turn her freelance work into a thriving agency while managing chronic illnesses and finding work-life balance. #SmallBusinessHeroes D’nelle Dowis’s Small Business Journey I started using WordPress in 2006, the same year I founded Berry Interesting. What started as a way for me to formalize my freelance work has blossomed into a support agency
