Nextenvios is the platform Chilean last-mile delivery companies use to receive, route and deliver their customers' packages. If your store ships with one of those companies, this plugin connects your store so that
every order that meets your rules arrives by itself as a package, with the right commune and address. No typing, no spreadsheets.
- One click to connect. Press "Connect" in your WordPress, sign in to Nextenvios and approve the access WooCommerce asks for.
- You decide which orders go. By status (paid, on hold…), shipping method, excluded products or categories, the company's coverage, and a pause switch for holidays. Each order shows in a column whether it goes and why.
- Chilean communes at checkout. The City field becomes a list of communes, filtered by region, with only the communes your delivery company covers or all of them. If you already use another commune plugin, it detects it and stays out of the way.
- A home delivery shipping method with a fixed price, a price per commune, or free shipping from an amount. Your buyers see "Home delivery" (or the name you choose), never "Nextenvios".
- Works with the block-based and the classic checkout, and with High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS).
Every option in the plugin explains what it does, what your buyers see and what happens if you change it. The Nextenvios → Help screen has the full guide.
- Install and activate the plugin (Plugins → Add New → search "Nextenvios", or upload the zip).
- Go to Nextenvios → Home and press Connect with Nextenvios. Sign in with the supplier account your delivery company gave you, confirm, and approve the access.
- In WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping, add the method "Delivery with…" to the zones where the company delivers.
- Review Nextenvios → Orders, Communes and Shipping. The defaults are safe.
Requirements: WooCommerce 8.9 or later, https, and permalinks other than "Plain".