How to flag unusual order quantities in WooCommerce
When someone orders 50 units of a product you normally sell one at a time, your team needs to know before it ships. Here's how to catch unusual quantities automatically.
How to automatically identify VIP customers in WooCommerce
Your best customers look the same as everyone else in the orders list. Here's how to make VIPs visible so your team can give them the treatment they deserve.
Writing WooCommerce order rules without code - a beginner's guide
You don't need to write PHP or edit template files to flag orders automatically. OrderBadger turns plain English descriptions into working rules. Here's how to think about writing them.
How to flag WooCommerce orders that need manual review before dispatch
Some orders should be checked before they leave the warehouse. High-value guest checkouts, cash on delivery, late-night orders - WooCommerce doesn't flag any of them. Here's how to fix that.
How to spot at-risk customers before they churn in WooCommerce
A customer who used to order monthly and hasn't been back in 90 days is at risk of churning. WooCommerce won't tell you - here's how to make that signal visible.
WooCommerce order badges vs custom order statuses: which do you need?
Custom order statuses and order badges look similar on the surface but work very differently under the hood. One changes how WooCommerce processes orders. The other adds a visual layer without touching anything. Here's how to choose.
How to automatically flag high-value orders in WooCommerce
High-value orders deserve attention - whether for extra quality checks, fraud review, or a personal thank-you. Here's how to make them impossible to miss.
WooCommerce: how to flag repeat customers automatically
Your best customers look the same as everyone else in the WooCommerce orders list. Here's how to make repeat buyers visible automatically so your team can treat them accordingly.
How to spot first-time customers in your WooCommerce orders list
WooCommerce doesn't distinguish between a first-time buyer and a returning customer in the orders list. Here's how to make new customers visible the moment their order arrives.