Sanesh Acowebs
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Hi Roland, thank you for reaching out to us. In the free version of our plugin, the stock quantity is reduced only when full payment is made. However, our premium version includes a feature that allows you to choose when the stock reduction occurs—either upon the initial deposit or after the full payment is received. I have attached a screenshot for your reference. https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/59118611?key=12db02feb367625873ae82212df7eacf
The premium version also includes several other helpful features. You can explore these further by visiting our premium version demo link: https://woo-deposits-demo.acowebs.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=awcdp_admin_ui#/dashboard.
- This reply was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by Sanesh Acowebs.
As we haven’t heard back from you further, we assume that this issue has been resolved at your end and are considering this ticket as closed. Please don’t hesitate to get back to us if you require any further assistance or clarification from our end in the future. Thanks!
Hi, thank you for reaching out to us. Are you using the free or premium version of our plugin? Currently, deposit orders should remain in the “partially paid” status indefinitely unless a manual action is taken or a specific event is triggered.
Hi,thank you for reaching out regarding our Deposits plugin, and we apologize for the inconvenience you are experiencing. Based on your description, this does not appear to be a general issue but rather a site-specific one. To determine the cause—whether it is a compatibility conflict or another issue—we will need to perform a detailed analysis of your website.Since this forum has certain limitations for detailed support, we highly recommend that you contact us through Our live chat support on the Acowebs website or use Our dedicated support forum. This will allow our team to resolve your issue more efficiently and quickly. Thank you for your understanding.
Hi, thank you for reaching out to us. We apologize for the delay in our response due to the weekend. We need a bit more clarification on your requirement. Are you referring to the automatic balance collection feature? If so, please note that this is a feature of our premium plugin. For more details on the premium version, you can use the live chat support available on the Acowebs website. Hope you can make use of this.
Thank you for your message. Just to clarify, the WooPayments plugin is the official WooCommerce payment solution, and it is powered by Stripe. Therefore, using WooPayments means you are still using Stripe in the background. It is only changing the specific payment method plugin, not the underlying payment method itself. Hope this clarifies the distinction.
Hi, regarding the issue with partial payments, have you attempted using the WooPayments plugin we suggested as an alternative to your current Stripe integration? Also, could you please clarify the exact location where the Apple Pay or Google Pay button is displayed, as well as the position of the deposit selection option on your website. Thanks!
Hi, I hope this clarifies things. Our plugin will work together with the WooPayments plugin to collect partial payments using both Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Hi, thank you for your interest in our deposit plugin. Regarding partial payments with Apple Pay and Google Pay, we recommend checking out the WooPayments plugin. It integrates both Apple Pay and Google Pay functionalities. We hope this helps.
Thank you for your follow-up. As previously mentioned, the request for a custom code snippet and the detailed, Pincode-dependent logic falls under the features of our premium version. To ensure you receive the dedicated and in-depth support required for this integration, we are unable to continue the conversation on this public forum. If you are interested in purchasing the premium plugin, we kindly request that you reach out to our dedicated support channels: Live Chat Support (Available directly on the Acowebs website) or Support Ticket (Create a private ticket on the Acowebs support forum). These private channels allow our team to provide you with the custom code snippet and the detailed guidance necessary for implementing your unique requirements. We appreciate your understanding.
Hi, we do have a custom code snippet available that can be used to show or hide the deposit selection based on the customer’s billing ZIP code. We would be happy to share this code with you, as it should allow you to achieve the pincode-dependent deposit activation requirement you outlined. Thanks!
We have completed the compatibility check with the “Conditional Payment Methods” plugin and are happy to report that both plugins are working together without any issues. We have temporarily added the plugin to our demo site for your testing. You can access the settings directly here: Link
To test the specific functionality you requested:
1. Enable the “Enable deposits on checkout page” option.
2. Add COD (Cash on Delivery) to the “Disable payment gateways” setting.
This configuration will ensure that the COD option is hidden when the customer chooses the deposit payment and is shown when the customer selects full payment.Please test this on your end with the “Conditional Payment Methods” plugin features and share your feedback. Finally, since your questions relate to features of the premium version, we highly recommend directing future queries to our live chat support available on the Acowebs website instead of the WordPress forum for faster assistance.
Hi pickmysite007, regarding the compatibility question with the “Conditional Payment Methods” plugin, we will check this on our end and inform you of the results as soon as possible. In the meantime, you are welcome to test all premium features of our plugin using our premium version demo. You can find the links for both the frontend and backend demo sites in the plugin’s description section. Please note that the conditional activation of the deposit feature—enabling it only when a specific payment gateway is chosen—is currently implemented using an additional code snippet. We hope this helps with your evaluation.
Hi pickmysite007,
Thank you for providing such a detailed outline of your requirements. We appreciate you considering our Deposits & Partial Payments for WooCommerce plugin.
We need some clarification regarding the “Desired Customer Checkout Sequence,” specifically steps 2, 3, and 4, as they seem to conflict with the workflow of the free version you are currently using.
Since you are using the free version, the deposit selection option is only available on the product page. Your desired sequence (selecting the deposit option, choosing a gateway, and then being forced to use a different gateway for the deposit) is confusing in the context of the free plugin’s capabilities. We would appreciate it if you could clarify this checkout flow.
Regarding your specific questions, here is our response:
- Conditional Activation: To enable the deposit option based on the ”selected payment gateway” at checkout, you must activate the deposit selection feature on the checkout page, not the product page. Please note that enabling deposit selection on the checkout page is a premium feature.
- Forced Deposit Gateway: Yes, you can restrict the payment methods available for the initial deposit payment. Please use the “Disable payment gateways” setting within the plugin, which we have previously mentioned, to achieve this.
- Order Management: In our deposit plugin, every partial payment is created as a sub-order. The status of the main parent order is managed based on the transaction statuses of all associated partial sub-orders.
To summarize, if your goal is to restrict the available payment gateways to only Razorpay when the deposit option is selected, you can utilize the “Disable payment gateways” feature.
If you require more detailed information about our premium features or the plugin’s workflow, please use the live chat support option available on the Acowebs website.
We hope this clarifies your questions.
Hi pickmysite007, I’m glad to hear that the solution is working for you.
Regarding your question about the Cash on Delivery (COD) payment process for partial payments: the COD process itself remains the same as normal. There is no difference in how the shop manager should collect the payment. The key step is that after the shop manager collects the payment from the customer, they must manually mark the partial payment as completed within the system.
I recommend performing a test transaction on your end to fully understand the workflow.