Dropday – Automatically synchronizes your WooCommerce orders to the Dropday platform, enabling seamless dropship order processing and automation.
Features
- Automatic order synchronization when orders are paid
- Choose the order status that sends orders to Dropday (e.g. Completed)
- Support for various cost-of-goods plugins
- Configurable product meta data whitelist
- Delivery date support from popular delivery date plugins
- Product tags sent as order line labels
- Track and trace added to the order as WooCommerce fulfillments, one per shipment with the products in it, also when an order is split across suppliers
- Live/Test mode toggle
Configuration
Go to Settings Dropday
- Enter your API Key and Account ID from your Dropday Dashboard
- Optionally choose the order status that sends orders to Dropday under ‘Send orders on status’ (default: any paid status)
- Check ‘Live mode’ when you are ready to process real orders
When you save the settings, the plugin adds a webhook to your Dropday account, so Dropday can send track and trace back to your store. You can see it under Webhooks in your Dropday settings. Use the ‘Install webhook’ button under ‘Track and trace’ to install it again, for example after rotating its secret in Dropday.
External Services
This plugin connects to the Dropday API to synchronize your WooCommerce orders for dropship order automation.
Endpoint: https://dropday.io/api/v1
Documentation: https://docs.dropday.io/
What data is sent
When an order is sent to Dropday (see “When data is sent”), the following data is sent to the Dropday API:
- Order ID and total amount
- Customer shipping address (name, company, address, city, postcode, country, phone)
- Customer email address
- Shipping method and cost
- Customer notes
- Delivery date (if available from delivery date plugins)
- Product information (name, SKU, quantity, price, image, brand, category)
- Product purchase price (if available from cost-of-goods plugins)
- Product tags as order line labels
To receive track and trace, the plugin registers a webhook in your Dropday account with your store’s webhook URL (https://your-store.com/wp-json/dropday/v1/webhook).
When data is sent
Order data is sent automatically when:
- An order status changes to a paid status in WooCommerce (default)
- Or, if a status is chosen under ‘Send orders on status’, an order changes to that status
The webhook is registered when the settings are saved, when you click ‘Install webhook’ (or on the first visit to the admin after updating the plugin), and removed when the plugin is deactivated.
What data is received
When a supplier ships its part of an order, Dropday sends the tracking code, the tracking link, the carrier and the products in that shipment to your store. The plugin adds these to the WooCommerce order as a fulfillment, which WooCommerce shows on the order and emails to the customer. When an order is split across suppliers, each shipment gets its own fulfillment.
This uses WooCommerce Order Fulfillments (WooCommerce 10.1 or newer), which the plugin turns on, as WooCommerce has no setting for it yet.
Service Provider
This service is provided by Dropday.
- Service website: https://get.dropday.io
- Terms of Service: https://get.dropday.io/terms-of-service
- Privacy Policy: https://get.dropday.io/terms-of-service