| 开发者 | ballitech |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月8日 05:01 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
_billing_cpf, and the whole ecosystem reads it from there: invoicing software,
payment gateways, themes, export spreadsheets. This plugin writes to the same
keys, in addition to the new ones. Nothing that used to work stops working
when you switch.
Existing customer records are imported automatically, in batches, without
locking up the admin.
Address autofill from the CEP
Type the Brazilian postal code and the street, district and city fill
themselves, in the block checkout and in the classic one alike. The lookup uses
ViaCEP, needs no key and no account.
It only writes into fields that are still empty, so it never erases something
the customer typed. If the CEP is unknown, or ViaCEP is unreachable, nothing
happens and the person fills the address by hand: the checkout is never blocked
by a lookup. Stores that prefer to turn it off can return false from the
ballitech_cf_buscar_cep filter.
Included fields
Either the old plugin is still active, or your WooCommerce already draws the fields on its own and compatibility mode is switched on for nothing. Open WooCommerce > Ballitech Checkout: the page tells you which of the two it is, in one line.
Yes. The plugin writes to the same keys Brazilian Market on WooCommerce used
(_billing_cpf, _billing_cnpj, _billing_number, _billing_neighborhood),
which is where invoicing tools read from.
A CNPJ with letters in the first 12 positions, issued by the Brazilian federal tax authority since 31 July 2026. Older CNPJ numbers, made of digits only, stay valid forever: there is no migration and no renumbering.
No. If you need to change the behaviour, the code documents the available filters.
Yes. The plugin detects which of the two the store uses and adapts.