Innozilla Conditional Shipping and Payments – WooCommerce

This guide will help you get up to speed with setting up checkout restrictions. It also includes a handy reference of all conditions available for building complex rules, organized by restriction type.

The extension does not create any new shipping/payment methods for you. You can use it to conditionally exclude existing shipping/payment methods based on various parameters, such as: the selected billing/shipping country/state, the total package/order weight, package/cart contents, the current customer/user role or e-mail, and more.

Conditional Shipping and Payments allows you to conditionally hide/remove some of these options, or display a helpful notice when a customer attempts to use an excluded option. This is possible by creating exclusion rules that may include conditional logic. These rules are called Restrictions.

Some examples:

Prevent products in the Batteries category from being shipped with the Royal Mail shipping option.

Prevent orders from being shipped abroad if they contain products from the Fresh Foods category.

Disable the Continental US Express Mail add-on flat-rate shipping option when customers select a non-continental US State.

Disable the PayU payment option if the selected billing country is not Poland.

Enable the Direct Bank Transfer payment option for specific customers or customer roles only.

Disable the Direct Bank Transfer payment option when the order total is below $1000.

The extension lets you create two types of Restrictions:

Global Restrictions

Product-level Restrictions

Global Restrictions

Global restrictions are the most flexible, since they are not associated with specific products — they are always evaluated during checkout. Global restrictions are created and managed from a dedicated Restrictions tab found by navigating to WooCommerce > Settings > Restrictions:

To create global restrictions, navigate to Settings > Restrictions.

There are 3 sections dedicated to managing restrictions for:

Shipping Countries & States,

Payment Gateways and

Shipping Methods.

Here’s a Payment Gateway restriction example:

A global Payment Gateway restriction.

This global restriction disables the Direct Bank Transfer option if an order has a total value lower than $1000.

Note that you can add multiple rules, even for the same restriction type. For example, you can create multiple restrictions to exclude the same Payment Gateway, with different conditions each time.

Product-level Restrictions

Product-level Restrictions are exclusion rules associated with specific products. They are evaluated for each product found in the cart during checkout and can be created from the Product Data > Restrictions tab.

The following example shows you how to associate a Shipping Countries & States restriction with a Rechargeable Lithium Battery product. The Restriction prevents customers from choosing the United States as a shipping destination for this product, unless the order total is higher than $100.

A product-level restriction.

There are 3 sections dedicated to managing restrictions for:

Payment Gateways

Shipping Methods

Shipping Countries & States

As with global restrictions, you can create multiple rules for the same restriction type.

Product-level restrictions can be created for all types of shipping and payment options.

Conditions

Every restriction can be accompanied by some conditions, which determine whether the restriction will be activated. A restriction is activated only if all defined conditions match at the same time.

To understand this better, here’s an example:

A restriction with multiple conditions.

This restriction excludes all available shipping methods if:

an order contains products from the Batteries category,

the order is shipped to the United States,

the order total is under $100.

Checkout notice generated by a matching restriction.

Payment Gateways

Payment Gateway restrictions allow you to conditionally disable/exclude payment gateways.

Global Restrictions

To create a global Payment Gateway restriction:

1. Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > Restrictions > Payment Gateways.
2. Click the Add Restriction button.
3. Configure options.

Payment Gateway restrictions include the following options:

1. Short Description — Identifies this rule. As you add more rules, short descriptions will make it easier for you to manage them effectively.
2. Exclude Gateways — The Payment Gateways disabled by this new rule.
3. Show Excluded — When enabled, excluded Payment Gateways are visible at checkout. Select this option if you prefer to have a notice displayed when customers attempt to place an order using an excluded Payment Gateway.
4. Custom Notice — Custom notice displayed to customers when attempt to place an order using an excluded Payment Gateway. Overrides the default notice.
5. Show Static Notices — By default, when Show Excluded is enabled, a notice is displayed when customers attempt to place an order using a restricted Payment Gateway. Select this option if you also want to display a static notice under each restricted Payment Gateway.

Use Conditions to introduce conditional logic into the restrictions you create. The following table provides a summary of all Conditions available in global Payment Gateway restrictions:

Product-level Restrictions

Product-level Payment Gateway restrictions are useful if you want to exclude one or more Payment Gateways when a specific product is in the cart. To add a new product-level Payment Gateway restriction:

1. Navigate to Product Data > Restrictions.
2. Choose the Payment Gateways restriction type.
3. Click the Add Restriction button.
4. Configure options.

Product-level restrictions include the same options as the ones found in global restrictions of the same type. However, the available Conditions are slightly different:

1. Some conditions are unavailable, since product-level rules are linked to a specific product.
2. There is a new Product Quantity condition.

Shipping Methods

Shipping Method restrictions allow you to conditionally disable/exclude shipping methods — or, shipping method instances added to specific Shipping Zones when using WooCommerce version 2.6+.

Global Restrictions

To create a global Shipping Method restriction:

1. Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > Restrictions > Shipping Methods.
2. Click the Add Restriction button.
3. Configure options.

Shipping Method restrictions include the following options:

1. Short Description — Identifies this rule. As you add more rules, short descriptions will make it easier for you to manage them effectively.
2. Exclude Methods — The Shipping Methods disabled by this new rule.
3. Exclude Rate IDs — advanced option for excluding Shipping Method options generated by external APIs.
4. Show Excluded — When enabled, excluded Shipping Methods are visible at checkout. Select this option if you prefer to have a notice displayed when customers choose an excluded Shipping Method.
5. Custom Notice — Custom notice displayed to customers when choosing an excluded Shipping Method. Overrides the default notice.
6. Show Static Notices — By default, when Show Excluded is enabled, a notice is displayed when customers attempt to place an order using a restricted Shipping Method. Select this option if you also want to display a static notice under each restricted Shipping Method.

Use Conditions to introduce conditional logic into the restrictions you create. The following table provides a summary of all Conditions available in global Shipping Method restrictions:

Product-level Restrictions

Product-level Shipping Method restrictions are useful if you want to exclude one or more Shipping Methods when a specific product is in the cart. To add a new product-level Shipping Method restriction:

1. Navigate to Product Data > Restrictions.
2. Choose the Shipping Methods restriction type.
3. Click the Add Restriction button.
4. Configure options.

Product-level restrictions include the same options as the ones found in global restrictions of the same type. However, the available Conditions are slightly different:

1. Some conditions are unavailable, since product-level rules are linked to a specific product.
2. There is a new Product Quantity condition.

Shipping Countries & States

Shipping Country/State restrictions allow you to conditionally prevent customers from checking out when specific shipping countries or states are selected.

Global Restrictions

To create a global restriction:

1. Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > Restrictions > Shipping Countries & States.
2. Click the Add Restriction button.
3. Configure options.

Shipping Country/State restrictions include the following options:

1. Short Description — Identifies this rule. As you add more rules, short descriptions will make it easier for you to manage them effectively.
2. Exclude Countries — The Shipping Countries excluded by this rule.
3. Exclude States/Regions — The Shipping States/Regions excluded by this rule.
4. Custom Notice — Custom notice displayed to customers when choosing an excluded Shipping Country/State. Overrides the default notice.

Use Conditions to introduce conditional logic into the restrictions you create. The following table provides a summary of all Conditions available in global Shipping Method restrictions:

Product-level Restrictions

Product-level Shipping Country/State restrictions are useful if you want to exclude one or more Shipping Countries/States when a specific product is in the cart. To add a new product-level restriction:

1. Navigate to Product Data > Restrictions.
2. Choose the Shipping Countries & States restriction type.
3. Click the Add Restriction button.
4. Configure options.

Product-level restrictions include the same options as the ones found in global restrictions of the same type. However, the available Conditions are slightly different:

1. Some conditions are unavailable, since product-level rules are linked to a specific product.
2. There is a new Product Quantity condition.

STEP 1 – Click “Purchase Now” Button. you will be redirect to checkout page.

STEP 2 – Fill in personal info (name, last name & email) – Click “PURCHASE” Button

STEP 3 – You will be redirect to a secure PayPal page. Click “Pay with Debit or Credit Card”

STEP 4 – Fill out credit card info, billing address etc. Then Submit

STEP 5 – Once Done paying you will be redirected back to our page, and you will receive an email containing the plugin file.

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