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A biometric login should add a way in, not remove one. In WooCommerce Biometric Login, a failed fingerprint or face check returns Not Authenticated and nobody is signed in. The password form stays available. Test it: enrol a device, cancel the prompt, then use the password.

Content to PDF lets you choose which post types show Generate PDF and which user roles can use it. A docs site could let customer accounts export documentation, not blog posts. In the viewer, readers can remove sections, resize text or images, undo, print or download.

Wallet Management separates transaction Type from Reference. Type says Credit, Debit, Transfer or Withdrawal. Reference says why: Order Payment, Cart Cashback or Wallet Topup. Search matches transaction ID only; use the Customer filter for a person's rows.

LoyaltyX Free supports partial points redemption with minimum and maximum limits. To review the setup, I would test a balance below the minimum, at the minimum, and above the cap. The middle case should redeem; the last should stay within the cap.

MultiPOS Pro lets each outlet use shared WooCommerce stock or its own stock count. A shop and a kiosk can count their shelves separately. That choice is different from recording which outlet made a sale. Decide which inventory pool each counter sells from.

For Waitlist, the alert trigger is a stock-status change to In stock, with automatic emails enabled. Editing a product description is not that trigger. You can also send mail manually from the product list. Pick the sending mode before a restock.

LoyaltyX Pro can expire points and send reminders. It redeems older points first; manual point adjustments are excluded from expiry. So a goodwill credit and earned purchase points need not follow the same expiry rule. Explain that before enabling it.

Taking a pre-order deposit does not mean every gateway can charge the balance later. Pre-Order Pro needs a saved payment method for that charge. Without one, customers get a payment link in My Account. Test both paths before promising automatic collection.

A $75 counter sale can be $20 cash and $55 card. MultiPOS Pro records split payments against one WooCommerce order. Taking the card payment still happens on your existing terminal. Two payment methods do not need two sales. Amounts are an example.

Refunded an order that earned points? LoyaltyX can revoke those points when the order reaches your chosen refund or cancellation status. The adjustment appears in the customer transaction log. Check the status rule as well as the refund amount.

If you want a first points program, LoyaltyX Free includes purchase earning, points-to-discount redemption and partial redemption limits. Pro adds other earning actions and reward types. Choose the behavior you need before choosing the plan.

A prescription workflow needs a clear boundary: which products require a file? Our demo applies the rule to Medicines. Its helper text says an empty category list applies it to all products. Set the scope before enabling the workflow. Demo settings shown.

MultiPOS Pro keeps offline orders on that device until reconnection syncs them to WooCommerce. That is different from instant stock sync across every disconnected till. For scarce stock, decide how much each offline outlet may sell before the connection drops.

Example reward math: 10 points per $1 means a $40 eligible order earns 400 points. 500 points for $10 off values those 400 points at $8. Earning rate and redemption rate are separate settings. Show both, so shoppers can understand the offer.