RateUp For WooCommerce Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
RateUp connects your WooCommerce store to WhatsApp. Once connected, RateUp:
- sends WhatsApp messages when an order’s status changes: confirmed, shipped, delivered, refunded;
- awards loyalty points on completed orders and takes them back on refunds;
- turns rewards your customers redeem into WooCommerce coupons;
- keeps your WhatsApp catalog in sync with your products.
This plugin adds three things to your store:
- A RateUp page under WooCommerce, from which you connect the store to your RateUp account.
- A WhatsApp chat button on your store’s pages, set up in RateUp: its text, colour, side, the pages it shows on and the message it starts. On product pages the message names the product. It never shows on checkout.
- A WhatsApp opt-in box at checkout, on both the block checkout and the classic one. It is never ticked for the shopper; customers who tick it agree to get offers on WhatsApp. You switch it on and word it in RateUp.
The order updates, loyalty points and coupons work without this plugin too; the plugin is what puts the chat button and the opt-in on your store.
You need a RateUp account: https://rateup.app
External services
This plugin works with RateUp (https://rateup.app), operated by RateUp.
- “Connect to RateUp” opens RateUp’s website with your store’s address. Connecting uses WooCommerce’s own key approval: you approve RateUp in your WordPress admin, and WooCommerce sends RateUp a REST API key.
- Once connected, RateUp reads orders, customers and products and creates coupons through the WooCommerce REST API, and receives WooCommerce webhooks for orders, new customers and product changes.
- RateUp writes the connection’s status and the settings of the WhatsApp button and the checkout opt-in to this plugin through the WooCommerce REST API.
- When a shopper taps the WhatsApp button, the shopper’s browser tells RateUp (api.rateup.app) that the button was opened or tapped, with the kind of page it was on (home, product, cart…) and a random key naming the store. No personal data is sent. The tap then opens WhatsApp (wa.me), operated by Meta.
- When the checkout opt-in is on, the shopper’s answer is saved on the order (as
rateup_whatsapp_optin) and reaches RateUp with the order webhook, where it sets whether RateUp may send that customer offers on WhatsApp. Order updates are sent either way.
RateUp terms of service: https://rateup.app/terms-of-service — privacy policy: https://rateup.app/privacy-policy
Screenshots
The WhatsApp chat button on a product page, with the greeting open.
The WhatsApp opt-in box on the block checkout.
