Smart Woo Service Invoicing simplifies your subscription-based business by automating invoicing at the end of a billing cycle. Perfect for freelancers and agencies, it offers robust features to efficiently manage recurring services without breaking the bank.
- Download the plugin's zip file.
- Upload the zip file to your WordPress plugin directory.
- Activate Smart Woo Service Invoicing from the WordPress plugins page.
Alternatively, install it directly from your WordPress dashboard:
- Navigate to ‘Plugins’ -> ‘Add New’.
- Search for ‘Smart Woo Service and Invoicing’.
- Install and activate the plugin.
For more information and updates, visit the Smart Woo Service Invoicing Plugin page.
[2.2.4] 2025-02-27
[2.2.3] 2025-02-17
- Fixed
- Asset key verification bug when downloading files associated with a subscription.
- Added
- Option to send new invoice email when creating a new invoice.
- Guest Invoicing Feature: You can now issue invoices to clients who are not registered on your website, all you have to do is to enter their billing details and you are good to go.
Invoice Payment Links: You can now generate an "auto-login" payment link or a direct invoice order payment link from the admin "view invoice" page.
- New Invoice Admin UI: The admin's "view-invoice" page design has been enhanced to be more sleek and modern, while the invoice creation and update form user interface has been upgraded to give you a seamless ajax experience.
[2.2.2] 2025-01-28
- Minor bug fixes and performance inprovement.
- Login form now supports password reset feature.
[2.2.1] 2024-12-25
- Fixed Sign-up fee calculation when other items are added in cart.
- Added service processed mail.
- Minor bug fixes
[2.2.0] 2024-12-07
- Added
- Email Template preview.
- Refactored
- Email handling.
- Email option name: You may need to check your email option if certain mails are not sent.
- Email Template Editing(pro): You can now edit email templates sent by Smart Woo Service Invoicing.
[2.1.1] 2024-11-04
[2.1.0] 2024-10-26
- Fixed
- An error of type E_ERROR: "Uncaught TypeError: abs(): Argument #1 ($num) must be of type int|float".
For detailed updates and changes, see the
Changelog.