I'd like to see an iPhone App that allows us to add products including product images to our shop. I manage a kiosk, attend trade shows, and make things on the fly, as well as an manage my online store and it would be ideal to use my iPhone or iPad to take the photos of products and upload all the information from there instead of having to download the images a do it from my computer or laptop.

I know that because of all the extensions some might have that this may begin as an app limited to basic functions, but if someone could develop something with basic functionality I can see it being developed into quite a complex and profitable app. I'd certainly buy it!

For an example or starting point, see the "Craftsy" App that is used for Etsy.com.

Notes:

1. The Wordpress App doesn't allow you access to WooCommerce.
2. Using your mobile browser doesn't allow you to add photos to your products.

I'm looking for a way to protect PDF ebooks as best as possible. PDF Stamping seems to be the way to go. Before the PDF is sent a version of the PDF is created with the customer details 'stamped' in the footer (or somewhere) of every page. A small but useful deterrent against sharing the file.

E-junkie does it as standard. There is also this WP plugin but I wouldn't know how to integrate it into WooCommerce (http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wp-pdf-stamper/).

Please vote for this feature. I'm sure lots of people would find it useful.

Or if you are someone who creates extensions I'm sure there are a lot of people who would buy it. I'm sure a lot of people who sell ebooks don't know it's even possible.

Thanks!

I know that paypal allows the option to print a shipping label via their back end. But this would be awesome to be able to print and pay for a shipping label.

I have no idea if this would be possible via a PayPal API or some other thing. Obviously you'd need a way to pay for the label as well.

It would also be great to have options like:
- shipping insurance
- shipment tracking

Some other really awesome things would be to have it automatically add the tracking to the order, send an email with tracking info, etc.

I'd pay for this in a heart beat.

imagine giving a business the ability to circumvent excessive costs like Netsuite or Salesforce.com by giving each business owner/site administrator the ability to track the following:

1. Customer Statuses:
a. Leads gained through the site or manually inputed into the CRM database. these are the people who have entered their email address and possibly registered for the site.

b. Opportunity tracking converted from leads whom have been issued a proposal, or who have added a wishlist item of sorts. These are people who have remained engaged with the site and have received a formal proposal from the company or have shown an active interest in a particular product on the site by adding to a wish list.

c. Projects. Obviously this status is reserved for those opportunities that have submitted some form of consideration to do business with you company.

2. Calendar & Events
a. Customers/Participants - this should be selectable from the list of users/clients on the site

b. Location - this may possibly be integrated to Google Maps

c. Description/Agenda

d. Meeting Minutes

3. Tasks
a. Assigned to - this should bring up a list of back end users of the site that would be allowed to access the CRM functions. this could even be reserved for a mobile app to be used by the company's reps.

b. Subject of the Task
c. Due Date
d. Progress
e. Description & Task Requirements
f. Client info
g. Project Info

4. Customer Support Notes
a. Support Notes - this should reallly be a tab within the customer or website registered user menu itself, along with the Customer Statuses information.

5. Customer Transaction History
6. any other crm info anyone might find useful

Hi there. I'd love to see an extension built that would accommodate a credits system like one finds on the Envato and istockphoto sites, i.e., a user/member pays a certain amount of money for a certain amount of credits (e.g. $10 buys 10 credits) and can then use those credits for purchases over time, e.g., on products, digital downloads, or access to restricted access content. This process saves repeated payment processes and is more convenient. Once the credits drop back to zero, the user needs to top them up again before being to make purchases, post new content, etc.

This would be a tremendous addition to the WooCommerce fleet.

Keep up the great work!

Richard

I'm in love with your unsigned theme and also woo commerce. What would really make this a killer solution is to have the ability so that users can buy music tracks, checkout with woo commerce and then let the user to immediately download the music. Even better would be the option to let users download a high quality WAV version of the file or MP3 if they wish. This is handled really well with bandcamp and can be used as a guide.

Right now for the user to get a digital download, they have to receive an email in order to download their file. I've integrated audio mp3s for download into a site and have several customers say that they didn't receive the file, or didn't get the email You can see how this can be problematic with spam filters, etc. This happened enough times on a project to have the client consider other options and say that this doesn't work and that we have to find another solution.

Selling music directly to fans will only grow with time and if woo commerce could have the functionality, even if it were a paid plugin, it would really give music sites such as bandcamp, nimbit, and reverb nation a run for their money.

Musician and #1 Woo Fan
Andrew Behla

Since our shop receives 20+ orders/day, manual entry of customer data into Endicia takes way too long!

We have another store on a different cart which has an Endicia integrator. It does the following:
> delivers a list of processed orders, sorted by shipping speed and domestic/intl
> exports an XML from the cart for selected orders
> imports it into Endicia
> validates addresses
> prints labels
> then delivers a new XML file which we re-import into the cart
> cart automatically notifies the customer that their order has shipped, including tracking #.

This has saved us countless hours over the years we've been in business. We're opening a new store with WooCommerce and really want to be able to mimic this functionality... we'd even be willing to switch carriers if it's easier to integrate with UPS or FedEx.