Generate Random Orders For WooCommerce
The “Generate Random Orders for WooCommerce” plugin allows store owners to generate random orders quickly, making it a valuable tool for testing and data population. You can set the number of orders to generate. Once you generate the orders, you can easily view them in the WooCommerce admin panel. This plugin can save you a significant amount of time when testing your store’s ordering and payment processes or when populating your database with random data. How it works? This plugin runs a script to generate random orders and related data in this site’s WooCommerce database. You can specify how many orders you want to generate. Order dates are set as follows: – Order #1: midnight today – Order #2: midnight yesterday – Order #3: midnight one week ago – Order #4: midnight 30 days ago – Order #5+: random date and time between now and 365 days ago, with ~50% of orders between now and 30 days ago Order billing name and shipping name are each randomly selected from two possible names. >Order billing phone and shipping phone are randomly generated 10-digit numbers. Order user ID is either 1 or 2. The JSON assumes that the nickname of user 1 is user1, and the nickname of user 2 is user2 (this doesn’t matter if the JSON is not being used. Order billing address and shipping address are the same, randomly selected from two possible addresses, one Canadian and one US. Order billing email is
[email protected], where N is a random number from 1 to 3. Each order has (randomly) 1 to 5 product items. The WooCommerce store must have both variable and simple products. Products are selected at random with a ~33% bias toward variable products and ~67% bias toward simple products. Each item has a random quantity between 1 and 5 (whole number). ~25% of orders are assigned local pickup. ~75% of orders are assigned flat rate shipping. The shipping in the WooCommerce store must be set up with flat rate having instance ID 1 and local pickup having instance ID 2. Shipping amount is a random whole number between 5 and 20. ~33% of orders have coupon code 50OFF added. This coupon code must be configured in WooCommerce. Orders are randomly assigned statuses with the following approximate distribution: 14% pending, 29% processing, 57% completed. Some orders may have their status automatically changed to refunded due to the line item refund, if the refund results in the entire order being refunded. ~50% of orders have a custom meta field wpz_custom_meta_1, and ~50% of orders have a custom meta field wpz_custom_meta_2. The value of either field is a random 3 digit number. The JSON assumes that two taxes are set up: tax ID 1 is GST, tax ID 2 is PST. This doesn’t matter if the JSON is not being used. ~20% orders have line item refunds. Each refund has one product item, and the quantity refunded is 1; refund amounts correspond to quantity pro-rated line total and taxes. A corresponding amount of shipping is refunded (ignoring other items that may be on the order). Refunds are dated between 1 and 14 days from the order date, but not past the current time. Addons & Integrations Looking to automate your reports, share them on the frontend of your site, or export details about an individual sale for order fulfillment? Upgrade or become a member for access to these add-ons: Ninjalytics: Sales Reports & Order Export for WooCommerce and EDD – the rebranded Product Sales Report. Create powerful sales reports and order exports with charts, 15+ templates, and live report preview (Pro version also available) Scheduled Email Reports for WooCommerce – email your reports as an attachment on a recurring schedule Frontend Reports for WooCommerce – embed a report or a download link in a post or a page Export Order Items Pro for WooCommerce – export order details for use in order fulfillment and data analysis Extra Product Options Addon for Export Order Items – export fields from the WooCommerce Extra Product Options plugin Plugins for BBPress: – Image Upload for bbPress Pro – premium version of the inline image upload plugin for bbPress – S3 Image Storage for bbPress – store bbPress image uploads on Amazon S3 You may also like these plugins BerryPress has built a range of powerful plugins for WooCommerce and WordPress. Check out some of our favorites below – and don’t forget to leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review to help others in the community discover them! Live Carts for WooCommerce – Free plugin to view and analyze live shopping carts in real time to understand user behavior and optimize conversions (Pro version also available). Integrates with Ninjalytics to add 4 specialized cart reporting templates. Automatic Product Categories – Available as a free version and Pro. Automatically assign products to categories and tags, based on custom rules, saving you time and keeping your store organized. Inline Image Upload for BBPress – Add a TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor to BBPress forums and enable inline image uploads, so users can easily attach and display images within their posts. Advanced Order Editor for WooCommerce – Add editable Paid date, Completed date and Payment method fields in the WooCommerce order admin screen. PhotoBerry Studio – provides a complete solution to enhance and streamline your photography workflow. With advanced tools for image organization, gallery management, and client proofing, it transforms the way you work. LoginBerry – bundles account verification, two-factor authentication (2FA), passwordless login, and login logs. Each feature can be enabled or disabled independently. Outgoing codes are delivered by email. Customer Address Change Notification for WooCommerce – Get instant notifications when customers update their shipping or billing address, helping you stay on top of changes and prevent delivery issues. To view BerryPress’s premium WordPress plugins and themes, visit our WordPress products catalog page.
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VidFlow AI
VidFlow AI connects WordPress directly to supported AI video providers. You supply provider credentials and pay that provider for any required credits. VidFlow AI supplies generation controls, background status checks, a video library, embeds, downloads, optional local storage, and YouTube publishing. Bundled providers are Kling AI and Hailuo AI / MiniMax. New Kling connections and generations use Kling API 2.0 with one API key. Completed videos stay provider-hosted by default; local Media Library storage is optional. Free features Text-to-video plus supported Start Frame and End Frame workflows Kling 3.0 and 2.6, plus current Hailuo / MiniMax models Standalone Create Video page and Gutenberg sidebar Video Library with titles, filters, previews, thumbnails, retries, downloads, embeds, and delete confirmation Gutenberg block and shortcode embeds Background generation polling with Action Scheduler when available and WP-Cron fallback Optional protected Media Library copies with signed playback and download URLs YouTube OAuth, resumable uploads, publishing defaults, history, retries, and published links Encrypted connector credentials, completion audio, privacy controls, and uninstall cleanup VidFlow Pro is a separate add-on for workflow tools such as Projects, reusable assets, tracked batch runs, and merged videos. Bundled provider access remains in Free. External Services External requests occur only after you configure or use the related feature. The bundled workflow sends requests from your WordPress site directly to the selected service; VidFlow AI does not use a hosted credential, credit, generation, or publishing relay. Kling AI (Kuaishou) Used to validate credentials, submit generations, poll status, and retrieve generated media URLs. New requests use https://api-singapore.klingai.com; legacy jobs may continue polling at https://api.klingai.com. Connection tests send your API key and a bounded account-usage date range without generating a video. Generations send your API key, prompt, model/settings, and supplied frame data. Status checks send credentials and the saved task ID. Kling may return usage data, task status, errors, and hosted media URLs. Terms: https://kling.ai/docs/user-policy | Privacy: https://kling.ai/docs/privacy-policy | API terms: https://kling.ai/document-api/protocols/paidServiceProtocol | API privacy: https://kling.ai/document-api/protocols/privacyPolicy Hailuo AI / MiniMax Used to validate credentials, submit generations, poll status, and retrieve media URLs through https://api.minimax.io. Requests may send your credential, prompt, model/settings, supplied frame URL or data, and saved task ID. MiniMax may return task status, errors, and hosted media URLs. Terms: https://www.minimax.io/terms-of-service-v2.html | Privacy: https://www.minimax.io/privacy-policy-v2.html | Hailuo terms: https://hailuoai.video/doc/terms-of-service.html | Hailuo privacy: https://hailuoai.com/doc/privacy-policy.html Google OAuth and YouTube Used only when you configure and connect YouTube or queue a completed video for publishing. OAuth uses https://accounts.google.com and https://oauth2.googleapis.com; channel checks and uploads use https://www.googleapis.com. Connection sends your OAuth client details, authorization code, redirect URI, requested scopes, and tokens as required by Google. Publishing sends the chosen video’s bytes, title, description, tags, category, and visibility. Google may return channel details, tokens, upload status, errors, and video URLs. Refresh tokens are encrypted in WordPress. YouTube terms: https://www.youtube.com/t/terms | Google privacy: https://policies.google.com/privacy | YouTube API terms: https://developers.google.com/youtube/terms/api-services-terms-of-service Provider-hosted media and remote frames Preview, download, proxy, validation, thumbnail, or optional import actions may make HEAD or GET requests from your WordPress server to the exact provider media or remote frame URL. These requests expose normal HTTP metadata, including your server IP and the requested URL, to that host. VidFlow AI does not add WordPress account data or plugin settings to media fetches. Provider media is governed by the selected provider’s terms and privacy policy above. No analytics, tracking, or VidFlow-hosted telemetry request is sent by the plugin.