Could you please consider adding GTIN/MPN and Brand fields as standard on product pages? Google and FB require this info to be included in XML feeds for advertised products and so at the moment we're having to create custom fields to capture this info. That's easy enough but then external plugins we frequently use don't see custom fields unless you purchase the pro version and some of those still don't see custom fields so it would make life a whole lot easier for us, and may others I'm sure, if these fields were readily available in the product data section and could just be populated when loading rpdoucts and then easily included in xml feeds or easily visible for other plugins.

Hi,

We operate our store on your platform and more often we are connecting and selling our products on multi-vendor marketplaces, which are also using WooCommerce as their chosen back-end platform.

With other marketplaces such as MarketCube and Jetti, they can link to our inventory, stock, and orders. The inventory updates according to stock we show in our WooCommerce store, new products are automatically uploaded to the marketplace and orders are automatically added to our dashboard, which deducts our stock of the items sold.

It does not look like there is an option for a WooCommerce store to talk to a WooCommerce multi-vendor site, so we cannot get any of these features.

Issues have already begun to arise, with stock feeds being out of date after only a few days. We do not have the manpower to manually update the stock with these marketplaces (currently we sell on 15 different sites) and so we have customer services issues with stock being sold that we don't have.

Around peak periods such as Christmas, it will be impossible for us to maintain accurate stock or forecast stock if visibility of what is selling is so skewed.

Currently we work with Etsy, Amazon and Ebay, all of which we can plug in easily, allowing us to maintain and forecast stock.

If you can make something available for multi-vendor sites to pull our stock and inventory and pass orders down to us, this would be incredible.

Thanks,
Helen

Hi I would like to suggest and improvement for emails customization.

f.e. ie admin new order email template below

doaction( 'woocommerceemailheader', $emailheading, $email ); ?>

<?php /* translators: %s: Customer billing full name */ ?>
<p><?php printf( eschtml( 'You’ve received the following order from %s:', 'woocommerce' ), $order->getformattedbillingfull_name() ); // phpcs:ignore WordPress.Security.EscapeOutput.OutputNotEscaped ?></p>
<?php
I don’t see the settings in the admin to change the text ‘You’ve received the following order from %s:….. so the only way is to edit it in php files.

It would be great if this section of the email can be added as a hook as well similar to woocommerceemailheader say woocommerceemailtoptextheading and have an option to edit this texts in admin in the same way we can edit section of Additional content texts for each email template.

Hope this makes sence, see picture https://snipboard.io/mWKFRu.jpg

Hi Team,

Maybe this would be a good feature for your plugin which could also boost the sales on our shop sites:
Just seen at a shop where I’ve put some goods in the cart/basket, opened a new browser tab for checking other page, as soon as the shop page wasn’t active, the browser tab title changed to an icon with text “Don’t forget this..”, alternating with the original page title.
The favicon stays the same.

So clients would be made more aware of open pages in multiple tabs browser session.

Hope I made it clear, as I’m not a native English speaking person.

Thanks & regards

Web modernisation is all about moving into one thing : Simplification.

The ADD TO CART button should display the PRICE of the product directly on the ADD TO CART button itself. The buttons should say 'ADD TO CARD > $30" or "BUY NOW > $30"

By Default, I think the current way of displaying the Price is kind of outdated.
Let's say if you have couple of variations, it says FROM $19.00 to $60. It's redundant and waste a lot of space.

By integrating the Price directly on the Button itself, users could choose any variation and the price change will reflect on the Add to Cart button.