Conditra Checkout Rules For WooCommerce Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
Conditional rules for the checkout you already have. The plugin does not add fields and does not change labels, placeholders or defaults; it decides when the existing fields, payment methods and shipping rates apply. The server checks every rule again when the order is placed.
What you can do
- Checkout fields – show, hide or require any field registered by WooCommerce, your theme or another plugin (billing, shipping, account and order fields). Changes appear while the customer types. Hidden fields are never required and their values are not stored.
- Payment methods – offer a gateway only when conditions match, or remove it.
- Shipping methods – the same for a whole shipping method or a single zone rate. Cached shipping rates can never bypass a rule.
- Taxes – hide the “(includes … tax)” note, make the order VAT exempt, or use another existing tax class. Totals are always calculated by WooCommerce.
- Order rules – minimum and maximum order amounts and more. Hold back “Proceed to checkout” (cart, mini cart, Cart Block) or “Place order” (checkout, Checkout Block) with your own message, for example “Add {remaining} more to order”. The order is refused on the server too.
Conditions
- The value of another checkout field (text, number, checkbox, select)
- Cart subtotal (excluding or including tax), total after discounts, discount, shipping cost, tax and order total
- Subtotal of a product category, most expensive and cheapest product price, coupons applied
- Number of lines, quantity and weight
- Products, product categories (sub-categories count for their parents), tags and shipping classes in the cart – any, all, none or only
- Chosen payment method and chosen shipping method
- Guest or logged-in customer, customer role
- Billing and shipping country, state and postcode
- VAT exemption and whether the order has tax
Conditions inside a group must all match (AND); a rule applies when any group matches (OR). 23 operators: is / is not, contains, is one of, is empty, is checked, greater / less than, between, contains any / all / none / only, and more.
Clear rules, clear outcomes
- Priorities and a documented conflict policy – the lowest priority number wins; on a tie, hiding or removing wins.
- Live checks in the admin – conflicting rules, rules that can remove every payment or shipping method, and targets that no longer exist are explained before you save.
- No dead ends for customers – if your rules remove every payment or shipping method, customers see your own message, no order is created, and you get an admin notice and a log entry.
- Order record – the rules that applied are shown on the order screen.
- Import and export rules as JSON.
Classic checkout and Checkout Block
Payment, shipping and tax rules work the same in the classic checkout and the Checkout Block. Field rules are limited by the APIs WooCommerce offers for the Checkout Block: “required” rules are checked when the order is placed, and show/hide rules work in the classic checkout only. The rules screen marks this on each rule.
Compatibility
- High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) and the Cart and Checkout Blocks are declared compatible.
- Works with checkout fields added by themes and other plugins through the standard WooCommerce filters.
- Translation ready.
Trademarks
WooCommerce is a trademark of Automattic Inc. Conditra Checkout Rules is an independent plugin; it is not affiliated with or endorsed by WooCommerce or Automattic.
Privacy
The plugin does not connect to any external service, does not track visitors and stores no personal data. It stores your rules and settings as options, and the ids of the rules that applied to an order as order meta.
Source code
The admin screen and checkout scripts are built from the human-readable sources included in the plugin (assets/src) with @wordpress/scripts. The development repository, including tests, is on GitHub: https://github.com/ankhaa0103/conditra-checkout-rules-for-woocommerce
To build: npm ci && npm run build.
Screenshots
The rules list with live checks: conflicting rules are explained on both rules.
The rule editor: a payment method offered only when the conditions match, with AND and OR groups.
Settings: the messages customers see when every payment or shipping method is removed or an order rule has no message of its own, and the live update delay.
Classic checkout: the VAT number becomes required as soon as a company name is entered.
Classic checkout: bank transfer is offered once the customer enters a company name.
The order screen lists the rules that applied at checkout.
Cart: the message at the top of the page tells how much is missing, and “Proceed to checkout” is held back until the minimum order amount is reached.
