CartApp – Chat Order for WooCommerce vs Notch Pay

CartApp adds an “Order via Chat” button to WooCommerce product and cart pages. Customers can select a delivery area, enter contact details, and open a pre-filled order message containing products, quantities, variations, totals, delivery fee, delivery note, store name, and order time. The plugin is designed for markets where direct chat is the primary business channel, cash-on-delivery is common, mobile money is widely used, and delivery is usually described by neighbourhood rather than postal code. Features Chat ordering from product pages. Chat ordering from the cart page. Product variation and quantity support. Required delivery area selection when zones are configured. Delivery note or landmark field. Customer name and phone modal before the chat link opens. Copy order text fallback. Mobile floating order button option. Configurable message, button, modal, and delivery text. Optional non-personal order intent logs. WooCommerce Cart block and classic cart support. HPOS compatibility declaration. Privacy CartApp does not send customer data to any external service other than opening the customer’s chat application or web chat with a pre-filled message after the customer chooses to continue. Optional order intent logs are disabled by default. If enabled, CartApp stores non-personal records such as time, order context, product name, and selected delivery area. It does not store customer name, phone number, or delivery note.

Notch Pay enables you to accept payments via Notch Pay (Mobile Money, cards, and more) across all major WordPress monetization use cases. Works automatically after activation with only API keys required. Why Notch Pay? Start receiving payments instantly—go from sign-up to your first real transaction in as little as 15 minutes Simple, transparent pricing—no hidden charges or fees Setup fees Modern, seamless payment experience with Notch Pay Understand your customers better through a simple and elegant dashboard Access to attentive, empathetic customer support 24/7 Clearly documented APIs to build your custom payment experiences Full Compatibility WooCommerce – Native gateway, refunds, webhooks, Blocks Easy Digital Downloads (EDD) – Native gateway GiveWP – One-time and recurring donations Charitable – Donations and fundraising LifterLMS – Native payment gateway LearnDash – Course payments Tutor LMS – Course payments MemberPress – Memberships Gravity Forms – Form payments WPForms – Use [notch_pay] shortcode Bookly – Use [notch_pay] shortcode for bookings The Events Calendar – Use shortcode for tickets WP Crowdfunding – Via WooCommerce WP Simple Pay – Use [notch_pay] shortcode Amelia – Use [notch_pay] shortcode for bookings Features Native Gateways – WooCommerce, EDD, GiveWP, Charitable, LifterLMS, MemberPress, Gravity Forms Universal Shortcodes – Direct payments, donations, content unlock for any platform Automatic Setup – Pages and endpoints created on activation Secure – HMAC webhook verification, nonces, sanitization Shortcodes [notch_pay amount="5000" currency="XAF" description="Product"] – Direct payment [notch_pay type="donation"] – Donation form with custom amount [notch_pay product_id="123"] – WooCommerce product sale [notch_pay access="content" content_id="45"] – Content unlock payment [notch_pay_content content_id="45" amount="1000"] – Content locker (pay to view) Requirements WordPress 6.0+ PHP 7.4+ Notch Pay account at business.notchpay.co External services This plugin connects to the Notch Pay API to create payments, verify payments, process refunds, and receive webhook updates. The service is required for the plugin to function as a payment gateway. Service provider: Notch Pay Service API endpoint: https://api.notchpay.co Data sent to the service can include: – Transaction data (amount, currency, reference, description, order/donation identifiers, metadata) – Customer data (email, and name when available) – Callback/return URLs used to complete the payment flow Data is sent only when needed to process payment actions, for example: – When a customer starts a payment – When the plugin verifies payment status – When a merchant triggers a refund – When webhook security/signature validation is performed during payment updates Terms of service: https://notchpay.co/policies/terms Privacy policy: https://notchpay.co/policies/privacy