Features of the WooCommerce Cart System

• Powered by trust: WooCommerce is built on WordPress, the software that runs 26% of the web. Regularly audited by Sucuri, an industry leader in security, you’re in good hands.
• Content at the core: Working on top of the world’s most popular content management system, WooCommerce seamlessly integrates commerce with content. Everything you need is in one place.
• A modular system: WooCommerce is kept lean so you can add just the options you want. It’s also made to work alongside your favorite WordPress plugins, so you can keep the features you already love.

• Sell anything: From physical products and digital downloads to subscriptions, content and even appointments, you can sell anything with WooCommerce.
• Unlimited products: Add as many products as you want to sell – your only restriction is your inventory.
• Unlimited variations: Offer any number of variations (like color, size, fabric and so on) for a product with the option to set prices, stock and images for each variation.
• Import and export products: Add and update product information like name, short description, regular and sale price, and more using a CSV file.
• Built-in payment processing from leading providers: Take payments via Stripe and PayPal. Accept credit cards, Direct Bank Transfer, checks or Cash on Delivery.
• Shipping options: Give customers the option of pickup, local delivery or shipping. Restrict options available based on customer location.
• Shipping rates: Set a flat rate or define specific rates for different products, like extra charges for heavy products. Calculate and show the right rates to customers at checkout.
• Free shipping: Offer free shipping for certain products or certain locations – the choice is yours.
• Geo-location support: Auto-detect your customer’s address to make shipping and tax calculations simpler.
• Tax options: Show taxes based on your customer’s shipping address, billing address or your store’s base address. Automatically calculate major country and state tax rates.
• Customer accounts and guest checkout: Allow customers to register and choose to automatically generate usernames and passwords, or not. Display a returning customer login reminder. Enable guest checkout for those who don’t want to register.
• Inventory management: Track stock levels, hold stock after an order is cancelled, get notifications for low and out-of-stock items, hide out-of-stock items and more.
• Order management: Add customer notes, edit stock manually, mark items you shipped, and manage the fulfillment process.
• Email templates: Send notifications to customers at critical stages, e.g., after they make a purchase or when their order is complete.
• Add shop managers: Give your team access to manage orders and view reports without making them an admin.
• Search Engine Optimization: WooCommerce runs on WordPress, recognized as one of the best platforms for SEO practices.
• Coupons: Give customers coupons for a fixed amount, a percentage off or special offers like free shipping. Offer coupons for their whole cart or certain products.
• Related products: Show related products to help customers find complementary products or encourage them to purchase more.
• Highlight important products throughout your store: Use a widget to showcase top products, a specific category or tag, products on sale, featured products or recently viewed products on any page of your store.
• Reporting: View sales, refunds and coupons over time. See your top products and categories.
• Dashboard: Add sales, orders, and at-a-glance status summary window to your WordPress dashboard to easily see how your store is doing.