Harvify Checkout Manager

Harvify Checkout Manager lets you customise the WooCommerce checkout without touching code. Add your own fields, reorder them, hide or rename the built-in fields, and show a field only when it’s relevant — and it all works on both the classic shortcode checkout and the new WooCommerce Blocks checkout that ships on modern stores.

Every free field type renders natively on the Blocks checkout as well as the classic one, so a store using WooCommerce’s default checkout sees your fields exactly as a classic store does.

Free features:

• 12 field types: text, textarea, select, checkbox, radio, number, email,
  phone, URL, date, plus content blocks (heading / paragraph)
• Add fields to any checkout section: billing, shipping, order notes, or after
  payment
• Drag-and-drop reordering of your custom fields and of WooCommerce’s own
  address fields
• Hide, rename, reorder, or change which are required among the built-in
  WooCommerce fields, on both checkouts, with a
  safety guard that never lets you remove a field WooCommerce needs to complete
  an order or calculate tax/shipping
• Placeholder, default value, width (full / half) and CSS class per field
• Basic conditional logic — show a field only when another field has a given
  value
• Values saved to order meta and shown on the admin order screen, the
  order-confirmation email (per-field toggle), and the customer’s My Account →
  Order details
• Works on classic AND WooCommerce Blocks checkout
• WooCommerce HPOS compatible

Pro features (Harvify Pro Bundle):

• Advanced field types: file upload, time picker, multi-select, colour
  picker, password, hidden, and HTML/section blocks
• Advanced conditional logic — multiple conditions with AND/OR groups,
  triggered by field value, product in cart, cart total, user role, shipping
  method, or payment method
• Conditional required — make a field required only when a condition is met
  (e.g. VAT number required when country is in the EU)
• Field fees — add a fixed or percentage fee to the order based on a field’s
  value or selection, applied live on both classic and Blocks checkout
• Advanced validation — regex pattern, min/max length, min/max number, and a
  custom error message
• Fields beyond the checkout — put a field on the registration form or
  on My Account → edit address. Those answers are saved against the
  customer, so they follow them to every future order instead of one
• Import / export — your entire field configuration as JSON to back it up or
  move it between sites

Adding a checkout field

1. Go to Harvify → Checkout Manager. The Custom fields tab lists your fields.
2. Click + Add field.
3. Choose the Field type and type the Label customers will see. For a select
   or radio field, enter the Options, one per line.
4. Choose the Section of the checkout it belongs in: billing, shipping, order
   notes / additional, or after payment. On the Blocks checkout, billing fields
   appear under Contact information (WooCommerce hides the billing address when it
   matches shipping), shipping fields in the shipping address, and order-notes and
   after-payment fields after the payment options.
5. Set Required, Placeholder, Default value, Width and an optional
   CSS class as needed, and
   tick Show in emails to include the answer in order emails.
6. To show the field only when another field has a given value, use Show this
   field only when to pick that field and the value it must have.
7. Click Save field. Drag the ☰ handle to reorder fields.

The answer is saved on the order and shown on the admin order screen, in the
order-confirmation email (if you ticked Show in emails) and in the customer’s
My Account → Order details.

Changing WooCommerce’s own fields

Open the Native fields tab. For each built-in field you can type a new label in
Rename…, tick Hide, or tick or untick Required; drag an address field by its
☰ handle (or use the arrows) to change the order. Then click Save native fields.
Each Required box starts as WooCommerce has it, and only what you change is saved.
Fields an order cannot complete without are marked required for checkout and
cannot be hidden.

WooCommerce uses one set of address fields for the billing and the shipping address,
so each is set once and applies to both. The changes apply on the classic and the
Blocks checkout. On the Blocks checkout the order note can be hidden; renaming it or
making it required applies to the classic checkout only, because WooCommerce’s block
offers no way to do either.

External services

This plugin connects to Freemius, the licensing and update service Harvify uses to
sell and deliver the Pro tier of its plugins.

Nothing is sent to Freemius unless you choose to send it. On activation you are shown
Freemius’s standard opt-in screen. Until you answer it a fresh install makes no
outbound request at all, and if you choose Skip the free tier stays fully usable
and still sends nothing. Data is transmitted only when you take one of these
actions:

• You click “Allow & Continue” on the Freemius opt-in screen. This sends your
  site address, your administrator email address, and your WordPress, PHP and active
  plugin/theme details, so Harvify can provide support and know which environments to
  test against. Skipping that screen sends nothing and leaves the plugin working
  normally.
• You enter a Pro Bundle licence key. This sends the key together with your site
  address so the licence can be activated for that site. While a licence is active the
  site also re-checks periodically that it is still valid and whether a Pro update is
  available.

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