List Orders With Backorders For WooCommerce Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download

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Plugin Description

While WooCommerce makes it easy to allow for customers to backorder items, there is no mechanism for retailers to keep track of what orders actually have backordered items on them.

This plugin will automatically detect backordered items for orders that are placed though WooCommerce.

You can also modify the order meta (by editing the order) to update the Backordered quantity, or manually add “Backordered” as a Meta Key and the quantity as the Meta Value. This plugin will only detect orders whose status is pending, processing, or on-hold. Completed orders will automatically remove themselves from the list.

Version 2.0 Includes jQuery DataTables to allow easy manipulation of the output of the backordered items list, and allows for export to PDF, XLS, or CSV files.

Report Title is in Ymd_backorder_list Format. This can be filtered in your functions.php with filter ‘dd_list_backorders_report_title’

for example:

add_filter('dd_list_backorders_report_title', function(){return 'this_is_the_title';});

Requirements

This plugin requires the use of WooCommerce.

Screenshots

  1. This is the main list view when clicking on the WooCommerce > Backordered Items admin menu item.

    This is the main list view when clicking on the WooCommerce > Backordered Items admin menu item.

  2. This is the edit order on WooCommerce > Orders > Edit Order.  You can modify the order item meta by clicking on this pencil.

    This is the edit order on WooCommerce > Orders > Edit Order. You can modify the order item meta by clicking on this pencil.

  3. Once you've accessed the order item meta, use the "META KEY" = "Backordered" (or your local translation for "Backordered") based on the official WooCommerce translations, and the "META VALUE" = Number of items backordered.

    Once you’ve accessed the order item meta, use the “META KEY” = “Backordered” (or your local translation for “Backordered”) based on the official WooCommerce translations, and the “META VALUE” = Number of items backordered.


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