Colisly Parcel Forwarding Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
Colisly Parcel Forwarding provides a complete client and parcel management system for a parcel forwarding business: receiving, storage, grouping and shipping of parcels (for example towards the French overseas territories). The interface is in English and can be translated into any language through translate.wordpress.org.
Client management module
- Every client is linked to a WordPress/WooCommerce user and gets an internal record with a short unique reference (CL000001).
- Search clients by reference, first name, last name, e-mail address or phone number.
- The client record centralizes everything: client information, reference, parcels in stock, shipped parcels, shipments, transmitted documents and the full operation history.
- Automatically computed indicators: parcels currently in stock, total stored weight, shipments done, storage fees due, last parcel reception, last shipment.
- Free storage period per parcel (15 days by default, configurable), then automatic storage fees per day.
- From the client record: create a parcel, browse parcels, prepare a shipment, check documents and read the history.
Parcel creation module
- Search the client by internal reference, name or e-mail, with an immediate view of their parcels still in stock.
- Complete form: carrier tracking number, real weight, dimensions (visible to administrators only), optional reception photo, internal comment reserved for the staff, grouping allowed or forbidden, allowed carriers per parcel.
- Unique parcel number generated automatically (COL000001), reception date, creator and initial “available” status.
- Life cycle: available, ordered, awaiting payment, paid, preparing, shipped, destroyed, cancelled.
- The parcel price is computed automatically from its weight (configurable tiers) and stored at reception time.
Customer side
Customers only see the information meant for them (parcel number, reception date, tracking number, weight, status, grouping allowed) in their WooCommerce My Account area: “My parcels”, “My shipments”, “My documents” and “Shipment request” (mes-colis, mes-expeditions, mes-documents and demande-expedition on French sites). Internal comments and dimensions are never displayed to customers.
Native WooCommerce payments
Each shipment request creates a detailed WooCommerce order: one fee line per parcel, a storage fee line and the chosen carrier as a native shipping line priced from its configurable tariff (base price + price per kg). The customer is redirected to the standard WooCommerce payment page and pays with any payment gateway enabled in the shop. Statuses stay synchronized both ways: order paid shipment “paid”; shipment “shipped” order completed; order cancelled parcels returned to stock. The shipment request form shows each carrier tariff, disables carriers that are not allowed for the selection, and displays a live total estimate (parcels + storage + transport).
Native WooCommerce e-mails
Two real WooCommerce e-mails are registered under WooCommerce Settings Emails: “Parcel received” (sent to the customer) and “Shipment requested” (sent to the staff, with configurable recipients). They use the shop e-mail template and can be overridden from the theme. Without WooCommerce, a plain-text fallback keeps notifications working.
Private documents
Client documents and reception photos are stored in a protected directory (direct access denied, randomized file names) and served only through an authenticated download endpoint: a customer can only download their own documents marked as visible; reception photos are restricted to the staff.
Extensible
The architecture is built to grow: actions and filters (colisly_parcel_created, colisly_shipment_requested, colisly_carriers, colisly_parcel_price, colisly_carrier_price, …) allow adding import/export, statistics, loyalty programs, a REST API or multi-warehouse support without touching the core.
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