Turn every abandoned cart, new order, and shipping update into an automated\nEmail, SMS, or WhatsApp message \u2014 without leaving WooCommerce.<\/p>\n\n
contact.center\u2122 is a unified marketing platform for Email, SMS, and WhatsApp.\nThis plugin connects your store to it, keeping your contact.center\u2122 workspace\nin sync with live store activity and collecting the checkout consent that\ndecides who can be contacted.<\/p>\n\n
Campaigns are built and sent from your contact.center\u2122 workspace \u2014 this plugin\nhandles the connection, the data sync, and the consent collection that makes\nit all possible.<\/p>\n\n
Once the store is connected, the plugin forwards store activity to your\ncontact.center\u2122 workspace as it happens, so your automations always work from\ncurrent data:<\/p>\n\n
Syncing happens quietly in the background \u2014 your checkout never waits on it.<\/p>\n\n
The plugin adds opt-in checkboxes to your checkout \u2014 one for email, one for\nphone (SMS\/WhatsApp) \u2014 and keeps the answer with the order, whichever checkout\nyour store runs.<\/p>\n\n
You control, per channel, whether the checkbox is shown, what it says, and\n(email only) whether it starts ticked. The phone opt-in is never pre-ticked:\nan unwanted message to a phone number costs the shopper more than one to a\nmailbox.<\/p>\n\n
You need a contact.center\u2122 account. You can create one at\ncontact.center\u2122<\/a>. Connecting the store is a single\nbutton in the plugin's admin screen; see Installation below.<\/p>\n\n This plugin connects your store to contact.center\u2122, a service operated by\nDIDWW Ireland Limited, and does nothing until you connect it.<\/p>\n\n Once connected, your store keeps the workspace up to date: customers, orders,\nproducts and carts travel to contact.center\u2122 as they change, so a campaign\nalways speaks to the right person about the right purchase. That includes what\nyour customers gave the store \u2014 their name, email address, phone number,\naddress and what they bought.<\/p>\n\n Switch on the browser channel and your storefront also tells contact.center\u2122\nwhich products a shopper views and what they put in the cart, recognising them\nby the email address they have already given you, so you can follow up on the\nproducts someone actually looked at.<\/p>\n\n See the contact.center\u2122 Terms of Service<\/a>\nand Privacy Policy<\/a>. You remain the data\ncontroller for this transfer, so describe it in your own privacy policy.<\/p>\n\n This plugin ships with its complete, human-readable source.<\/p>\n\n The only compiled assets are the WooCommerce Checkout block bundles in the\nfolder To rebuild them from the shipped sources:<\/p>\n\n The build uses @wordpress\/scripts<\/a>\n(webpack). No other file in the plugin is minified, compiled or obfuscated.<\/p>\n\n\n You need WooCommerce installed and active \u2014 this plugin will not activate\nwithout it.<\/p>\n\n To stop the sync, press Disconnect<\/strong> on that screen. The stored connection is\ndeleted, anything still queued is cancelled, and no further events are sent.<\/p>\n\n\n A marketing platform that runs Email, SMS and WhatsApp campaigns from one\nplace. This plugin is the connector: it keeps your workspace in sync with the\nstore and collects the consent that decides who may be contacted. Campaigns\nthemselves are built and sent in contact.center\u2122.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. The plugin is a connector; without an account there is nothing for it to\nconnect to. Sign up at contact.center\u2122<\/a>.<\/p><\/dd>\n The plugin asks your shoppers for consent at checkout and keeps their answer\nwith the order, so you can show what each customer agreed to. What leaves your\nstore, and where it goes, is listed in the External services section above. You\nremain the data controller for that transfer, so describe it in your own\nprivacy policy.<\/p><\/dd>\n Uninstalling deletes the stored connection and the plugin's options, and\ncancels any deliveries still queued. No further events are sent.<\/p>\n\n The consent recorded on your orders is left alone: it is a record of what your\ncustomer agreed to, and deleting it would erase that record.<\/p><\/dd>\n Read the contact.center\u2122 Terms of Service<\/a> and\nPrivacy Policy<\/a>.<\/p><\/dd>\n Email support@contact.center, or ask in the plugin's support forum on\nWordPress.org.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\nExternal services<\/h3>\n\n
Source Code<\/h3>\n\n
build\/checkout-consent\/<\/code>. Their sources are included in the plugin\nunder src\/checkout-consent\/<\/code>, together with the build configuration\n(webpack.config.js<\/code> and package.json<\/code>).<\/p>\n\nnpm install\nnpm run build\n<\/code><\/pre>\n\n\n
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What is contact.center\u2122?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Do I need a contact.center\u2122 account?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What about GDPR?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What happens when I uninstall the plugin?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Where can I find contact.center\u2122 Terms?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
How do I get support?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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