WooCommerce-workflow: verschil tussen versies
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[https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/managing-orders/]: | [https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/managing-orders/]: | ||
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| − | Order IDs are non-sequential as they use the default WordPress ID approach. For sequential | + | * Orders are created when a customer completes the checkout process, and they are visible to users with Admin and Shop Manager roles only. Each order is given a unique Order ID. |
| − | order numbers, you can use | + | * Order IDs are non-sequential as they use the default WordPress ID approach. For sequential order numbers, you can use the ''Sequential Order Numbers Pro''-plugin. |
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* https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/managing-orders/ | * https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/managing-orders/ | ||
Versie van 11 aug 2020 16:50
Voorbeeld van workflow in WooCommerce [1]. Vermoedelijk zijn er veel meer entiteiten en en flows
Order wordt aangemaakt
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- Orders are created when a customer completes the checkout process, and they are visible to users with Admin and Shop Manager roles only. Each order is given a unique Order ID.
- Order IDs are non-sequential as they use the default WordPress ID approach. For sequential order numbers, you can use the Sequential Order Numbers Pro-plugin.