| 开发者 | parcelflare |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月12日 20:53 |
| 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 |
Yes. Click & Drop is free to use with a Royal Mail business account; you pay Royal Mail for postage as usual. Parcelflare uses the Click & Drop API key from Settings > Integrations inside Click & Drop.
No. Royal Mail's own channel pulls orders into Click & Drop over the WooCommerce REST API. Parcelflare works the other way: your store pushes each order to Click & Drop with your API key. Many stores use Parcelflare when the built-in channel disconnects, stops importing, or is not available for their account.
No. Parcelflare syncs paid (or ready-to-ship) orders into Click & Drop for label printing. For live Royal Mail rates at cart and checkout, use a separate shipping-rates plugin alongside it.
The order stays in the queue and is retried automatically with increasing delays. If it still fails you get an email and an admin notice with a retry button.
The plugin stores the Click & Drop order identifier on the WooCommerce order and, after any uncertain failure such as a timeout, checks Click & Drop for the order reference before creating it again. If that check fails, the order is not created.
10 times by default, with the wait between attempts growing from about 2 minutes to at most 6 hours. Change "Retry attempts" under WooCommerce > Parcelflare to any number you like. Problems that retrying cannot fix, such as a rejected address, are flagged straight away instead.
90 days by default. Change "Keep log for (days)" to any number, or 0 to keep it forever. Use "Export log (CSV)" on the Sync log tab to download it.
Set a default item weight on the settings page. Orders over 30 kg are flagged rather than sent.
Yes. It is tested with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage and with classic order posts.