Our Site has AutomateWoo Emails that send Order Notifications whenever an order is placed. I have them set up to send to Store1/Store2 depending on the customer's postcode. The issue is, AutomateWoo's Rules only allow to target 'Customer - Postcode', and does not specify Billing or Shipping Postcode. This disallows me from being able to trigger the email based on the customer's Shipping Postcode within our Local Delivery Zone, since sometimes orders come in with different Billing/Shipping Addresses.

Could AutomateWoo please build an option to trigger based on Customer's Shipping Postcode?

I already customize the file class-fue-addon-bookings in order to have mail sent when the booking is close to expire, to alert the customer it is time to book another slot of time to stay longer.
I can share the file so you can easely and quickly add to original plugin, it is a very small change and vary basic code. tell me where to share.

It seems that emails are only able to be sent to the customer. Why not allow an email to be sent specifically to the store owner?
This could be used to remind the store owner of tasks to be completed in relation to the particular order.

After a while we end up with a long list of "pending payment" and/or "on hold" orders, covering a several month period of time. There should be a way to send a followup email to just that group of orders/people. After a long discussion with techsupport, I had to buy a third-party extension to do only that.

Add variable to include shipping costs. I don't understand why this isn't already there. Shouldn't what's included in the standard, default WooCommerce emails be available in Follow Ups?

Make the queued email be sent according to the user language (registered or not)

Currently follow ups are sent at the event time but in the site time zone without regard for the event timezone.

Events Calendar supports event timezones but Follow Ups does not consider the timezone.

This results in emails scheduled an hour before an event being sent at the wrong time unless by coincidence the event is in the site's timezone.

This is a problem.

Follow up emails scheduled based on event time should be based on the actual event time, not the incorrect event time.

Add a code to show the event timezone in follow up emails

We use Follow-up Emails with Woocommerce Bookings and also Woocommerce Deposits. Deposits adds a new booking status 'partially paid' to bookings (as well as orders). We'd like to use this 'partially paid' status in the triggers for bookings emails.

The current functionality will lead a user to an empty cart when clicking the cart link in an abandoned cart follow up email from another device than the device that was used to abandon the cart.

The cart should be temporarily saved in the database so that the user can get back to the cart across devices. Consider a scenario where a user has to abandon their cart at their work computer and get the email at their phone on the bus home. They cannot complete their purchase if they were not logged in, because the cart is empty.

Integrated followup email email-preferences and unsubscribe endpoints in the woocommerce account page. Make's more sense than your default structure for integrating with the theme which didn't work with my site. Have it as a plugin. Ideally you integrate into FUE and support

Currently, emails can be sent when a coupon is used, however there is no way to NOT send an email when a coupon is used.

Add a coupon dropdown from the exclusion list.

Followup Needs User List Control

Love the plugin but want people to sign up for newsletters and for them to choose which lists they would like to receive information on. There is only a Subscribe button. Please add option for users to check which lists they'd like to be on. Thanks!

Right now, there is nothing that is preventing bots from spam signing up to a mailing list. There is a known scam strategy in which a scammer signs a victim up for tons of mailing lists, thus the victim might miss an email from their bank or PayPal telling them about a large withdrawal. That, and all the spam email addresses take up resources when sending out newsletters. I probably have 2,000 spam email addresses in my mailing list and I can't do anything about it!

We need spam protection for the [fue_subscribe ...] shortcode for mailing list signups!

Follow Ups with product attributes level

It would be very nice to be able to send out purchase emails based on product attributes.

We sell software for 1,2,3 years and we would like to send out expiry reminders. All software are variable product where an attribute is the number of years. Right now we only able to send out purchase emails if we configure several hundres of emails for each unique variation. The number of years is not handled at category level (we have categories like Windows or Android software).

I want the subscribers to be part of the follow-ups process. I just would like to make it easier and without leaving the page f.e via overlay. So I would need an HTML code that does the same for wordpress as the HTML codes does for autoresponders f.e. when using a service like concertbox