CoverMyOrder
| 开发者 | imrouf |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年7月15日 17:10 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0-or-later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Small WooCommerce stores
- Growing brands
- High-volume merchants
- Subscription businesses
- Agencies
- A customer adds order protection at checkout with a single opt-in toggle.
- The protection fee is collected and recorded in your reserve ledger.
- If a package is lost, damaged, or stolen, the customer files a claim from their WooCommerce My Account area and uploads evidence.
- You review the claim in the operator dashboard and approve, deny, or resolve it.
- Approved claims are paid out as a WooCommerce refund, and the reserve ledger updates automatically.
- Self-hosted — your data stays in your WordPress database
- Keep 100% of protection fees
- WooCommerce native
- HPOS ready
- Cart and Checkout Blocks compatible
- No monthly platform fees
- Customer opt-in protection widget — WooCommerce Cart/Checkout Block and classic shortcode fallback
- Single flat-fee protection plan
- Branded opt-in badge with 2 color theme presets
- Post-purchase confirmation card and customer order notification email
- Self-serve customer claim portal — WooCommerce My Account integration, Gutenberg block, and shortcode
- Evidence upload — photos, videos, and PDFs (up to 10 files at 10 MB each by default; filterable)
- Manual carrier tracking entry
- AfterShip inbound webhook for automatic tracking event ingestion (AfterShip account required)
- KPI dashboard — fees collected, active claims, reserve balance, and loss ratio, with sparkline charts and a traffic-light health indicator
- WordPress dashboard widget ("CoverMyOrder — At a Glance") on the wp-admin home screen
- Claims queue with status chips, search, overdue badge, and one-click approve & issue WooCommerce refund
- Customer risk profile sidebar on each claim
- Reserve ledger with a full running balance
- HTML email templates for every claim status: submitted, approved, denied, and resolved
- 2 color theme presets
- Hardcoded badge title and description (matches the plugin name)
- Cart badge always enabled
- First-run setup wizard — pick a plan, enable the badge, and configure tracking
- Multilingual ready — Text Domain: covermyorder
- Multiple protection plans — unlimited active tiers (e.g. Basic / Standard / Premium) instead of the free plugin's single plan
- Percentage-of-cart pricing and multiplier / cart-total coverage caps, in addition to the free flat fee and fixed cap
- Per-category price overrides (e.g. charge more for electronics or fragile items)
- Full badge customization — toggle it off, set a custom title, description, and logo, choose from 5 additional color presets plus a custom hex picker, and control per-surface placement
- Rule-based fraud risk scoring on every claim
- Auto-claim from AfterShip carrier webhooks (no operator action needed)
- Carrier recovery tracking — automatically opens a FedEx / UPS / USPS recovery record to file when a claim is approved
- SMS notifications via Twilio
- Carrier-level analytics and reporting
- White-label for agencies
- Multi-store management
- Priority email support
安装:
- Go to Plugins → Add New and search for "CoverMyOrder".
- Click Install Now, then Activate.
- The first-run setup wizard opens automatically. Follow the three steps to choose a plan, preview the badge, and configure the tracking webhook secret.
- Upload the
covermyorderfolder to/wp-content/plugins/covermyorder/. - Activate the plugin from the Plugins screen.
- The setup wizard launches on your first admin page load.
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常见问题:
Is WooCommerce required?
Yes. WooCommerce 8.0 or higher must be installed and active. If WooCommerce is not present, the plugin displays an admin notice and does not load.
Is this regulated insurance?
No. CoverMyOrder is a merchant-funded reserve product: you collect a small fee from opted-in customers and pay approved claims out of that reserve. It is not a regulated insurance product. If you are unsure about compliance requirements in your jurisdiction, consult legal counsel.
Do I really keep 100% of the protection fees?
Yes. Because everything is self-hosted, every protection fee is collected into your own account. There are no monthly platform fees and no revenue share with a third-party service.
Are any free features limited or locked behind Premium?
No. Every feature included in the free plugin is fully functional for all users. The optional Premium add-on is a separate plugin (not included here) that adds entirely new features such as fraud risk scoring, SMS notifications, and carrier recovery tracking.
Can I offer more than one protection plan?
The free plugin ships and enforces exactly one editable plan (name, flat fee, and fixed coverage cap) at CoverMyOrder → Plans. Multiple tiers, percentage pricing, and coverage multipliers require the Premium add-on.
Is the plugin compatible with HPOS?
Yes. CoverMyOrder declares full HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) and Cart/Checkout Block compatibility before WooCommerce initializes.
Where is my data stored?
All data — plans, protections, claims, and reserve ledger entries — is stored in your own WordPress database. No claim, order, or customer data is ever sent to a third party.
Does this plugin use Freemius?
No. This free plugin does not bundle Freemius or any other licensing or analytics SDK, and it makes no connection to Freemius at all. The separate Premium add-on (not included in this download and not distributed through WordPress.org) is sold through Freemius and discloses its own data practices independently.
Can I use CoverMyOrder on a WordPress Multisite network?
Yes. The plugin makes no single-site assumptions and is compatible with multisite. Network-wide activation is supported.
How do I customize the badge appearance?
Go to CoverMyOrder → Branding to choose between the 2 color theme presets. The badge title and description text are hardcoded in the free plugin. Developers can override any front-end template by copying it to themes/{your-theme}/covermyorder/ inside the active theme.
Do customers need an account to file a claim?
Yes. The claim portal integrates with WooCommerce My Account, so customers must be logged in to view their protected orders and submit a claim.
Where can I get support?
Use the support forum on WordPress.org for community support. Premium license holders receive priority support at covermyorder.com/support.
更新日志:
- Added an affiliate-program link to the "Why upgrade" screen. Because the free plugin never loads Freemius, this link points out to the hosted application on covermyorder.com instead of an in-admin form.
- Security: portal sign-in (order number + email) now throttles repeated failed attempts per IP. Previously unlimited, this made the order-id / email pair guessable against a known customer.
- Security: "Shipping protection" in My Account now cross-checks the underlying WooCommerce order's customer ID instead of trusting the account's self-editable, unverified email alone.
- Security: an approved claim can no longer be set above the amount originally requested, and a refund can no longer be issued above a claim's approved amount.
- Fix: the reserve-ledger debit for a refund now runs before the WooCommerce refund call rather than after, so a transient failure rolls back cleanly instead of risking a duplicate refund on retry.
- Fix: approve / deny / close decisions on a claim are now applied against a freshly locked read, closing a race where two concurrent decisions (for example, a double-clicked Approve button) could both apply and fire conflicting notifications.
- Fix: per-category pricing discount rules (percentage or flat) can now apply correctly — a comparison bug previously meant only surcharges took effect.
- Security: REST API idempotency keys are now scoped per caller, preventing one caller's cached response from being replayed to a different caller reusing the same key.
- Security: anonymous REST API callers no longer share a single site-wide rate-limit bucket per route — each client is now limited independently.
- Version alignment with the Premium add-on's 1.8.0 release (a redesign of its Plans admin screen — see the Premium add-on's own changelog for details). No functional changes in the free plugin this release.
- New: protection plans replace the old single opt-in-fee flag internally. The free plugin still ships and enforces exactly one editable plan (name, flat fee, and fixed coverage cap) at CoverMyOrder → Plans. Multiple tiers, percentage pricing, and coverage multipliers require the Premium add-on.
- New: CoverMyOrder → Branding screen — choose a color preset and edit the cart-toggle title, description, opt-in/opt-out labels, and thank-you copy. The trust badge itself is unchanged (still mandatory-on with a hardcoded title and description); full badge customization requires Premium.
- New: category price-override pricing engine ships in free/core, but there is no free admin screen to configure it — Premium supplies the settings UI that turns it on.
- New:
GET /covermyorder/v1/plansandPOST /covermyorder/v1/plans/quotepublic REST endpoints for headless integrations and the Cart/Checkout Block. - Changed: checkout now persists a
plan_idinstead of a boolean opt-in flag. Existing orders and integrations that read the legacy flag continue to work.
- Major release prepared for WordPress.org Plugin Directory submission. Recommended for all users.