Last Users Order Column for WooCommerce
Last Users Order Column for WooCommerce enhances the WordPress users admin screen by adding a “Last Order” column that displays the date of each customer’s most recent WooCommerce order. This feature provides instant visibility into customer purchase activity directly from the users list, helping administrators quickly identify active, inactive, or dormant customers without navigating to individual user profiles or running separate reports. The plugin is lightweight, requires no configuration, and works seamlessly with your existing WooCommerce setup. Features Adds a “Last Order” column to the WordPress users list Adds a “Last Active” column to the WordPress users list Columns are sortable Displays the most recent order date for each customer Columns for easy analysis of customer activity No configuration required — works immediately upon activation Seamless integration with the WordPress admin interface Provides a quick overview of customer purchase history and activity Use Cases Identify inactive customers for targeted re-engagement campaigns Quickly assess and segment customer activity levels Filter and differentiate between active and dormant accounts Streamline workflows for customer service and support teams Monitor overall customer engagement at a glance Support You can contact us at our website wpgenie.org if you have problems or questions.
Top keywords
- customer8×4.06%
- order5×2.54%
- users5×2.54%
- activity4×2.03%
- column4×2.03%
- last4×2.03%
- wordpress4×2.03%
- active3×1.52%
- list3×1.52%
- order column3×1.52%
- users list3×1.52%
- woocommerce3×1.52%
Paybox WooCommerce Payment Gateway
This module adds a Paybox Payment Gateway to your Installation of WooCommerce. Paybox is a Payment Services Provider in Europe, part of the Verifone Group. plugin actions in wordpress: this plugin offers an admin panel from the order section to the settings of Woocommerce. it adds payment information to the orders details and changes the status of orders (upon reception of an IPN, see below.) and adds payment means on the checkout page. This plugin takes information from the order and creates a form containing the details of the payment to be made, including parameters configured in the admin panel of the module that identify the mechant. The plugin checks for availability of the Paybox platform, through a call to our servers. It then submits with javascript the form to the first available server. the customer is then presented with a payment page, hosted on the Paybox Platform (urls above). The Paybox Platform sends an Instant Payment Notification (IPN) to the server when the customer actually made the payment, indicating to the merchant the status of the payment. the plugin generates a url that can catch the IPN call from Paybox’s server, filtering incoming calls to the Paybox IP address. if payment is successfull, then the plugin validates the order though woocommerce.
Top keywords
- payment10×4.69%
- paybox7×3.29%
- adds3×1.41%
- ipn3×1.41%
- order3×1.41%
- paybox platform3×1.41%
- platform3×1.41%
- server
