Verse Commerce COD Hub for WooCommerce

Verse Commerce COD Hub provides an optional one-click Cash on Delivery order popup for WooCommerce product pages. The local quick checkout does not require a COD Verify account. The plugin also provides a store dashboard and an optional external COD verification connection. Features:

• Local WooCommerce COD quick order popup with live shipping methods, product variants, quantity, address and phone formatting.
• Order synchronization with an external verification service only after administrator-initiated secure pairing.
• Native WooCommerce classic and block checkout hooks, checkout notices and explicit order-specific WhatsApp opt-in.
• WhatsApp verification and human calling through COD Verify, subject to separately configured provider, plan, customer permission and template eligibility.
• Store-scoped status display, notification/template configuration, verification rates and sync health.
• Optional hosted merchant plans, wallet funding and payment invoices controlled by COD Verify.
• A support link to the COD Verify provider. No buyer details are transmitted just by clicking the support link.

The WooCommerce COD gateway must be enabled for COD checkout features. The remote verification features depend on the external service and may incur charges; a local checkout notice does not by itself authorize unsolicited WhatsApp messaging. Customer opt-in is unchecked by default.

1. Install and activate WooCommerce (6.4+ WordPress and PHP 8.0+ are required for this plugin).
2. Upload this plugin via Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin, or install it from the WordPress.org Plugin Directory after approval.
3. Activate it and enable the WooCommerce Cash on Delivery gateway if using COD checkout.
4. Configure WooCommerce > 1-Click Checkout to enable the optional product popup.
5. Optionally visit WooCommerce > Verse Commerce COD Hub > Connection and explicitly pair to https://codverify.verseskill.com/ to enable remote features.
6. Review customer contact permission settings, sender/provider templates, and plan entitlements before activating remote WhatsApp or human calling.

Do not activate this public-directory edition alongside the legacy cod-real-human-call-verfiy edition on the same WordPress installation: both implement the same PHP classes and store hooks. Deactivate the legacy plugin before switching. Connection options are stored under the same existing option keys; back up your site before migrating.

2.3.7

• Remove bundled Markdown documentation files while retaining the readable JavaScript/CSS source files and build guidance in readme.txt.
• Update plugin and asset versions to 2.3.7; functionality unchanged.

2.3.6

• Load the optional Add to Cart hiding CSS through WordPress' registered stylesheet rather than direct wp_head output.
• Include human-readable COD popup JavaScript and CSS source plus build/reproduction guidance.
• Audit privileged admin actions, public checkout AJAX nonce verification, and signed public pairing challenge; preserve the existing security checks and normal WooCommerce COD functionality.
• Align the contributor username with the WordPress.org submitting account.

2.3.5

• Separate WordPress.org submission edition with matching plugin folder, main PHP file and translation text domain.
• Context-appropriate output escaping fixes; local checkout, normal WooCommerce order sync, checkout-block consent, signed API and merchant options retained from 2.3.4.
• Reorganized WordPress.org readme, install requirements and external-service disclosures.

2.3.4

• Update Verification Rates view without reloading the WordPress admin page, using an authenticated AJAX request.

2.3.3

• Country-aware international phone normalization for classic, block and 1-click checkouts.

2.3.2

• Read-only country verification rates and plan quota display.

2.3.1

• Checkout Blocks consent extension object compatibility fix.

2.2.9

• COD popup placement, safe review of checkout UI and retained background synchronization.