Insights, tutorials, and updates from the Zorem team to help you master WooCommerce.
Your warehouse ships 80 orders. Someone then opens WooCommerce, selects them in batches, flips them to Completed, and hopes nobody got missed. Meanwhile three customers email asking where their parcel is, because “Completed” told them nothing about whether it actually left the building. It doesn’t have to work that way. AST PRO: Advanced Shipment Tracking […]
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You added local pickup, and it worked fine when you had one shop. Then you opened a second location, added a warehouse, and now every pickup order arrives with no indication of where the customer actually plans to collect it. Your team calls the customer to ask. Every time. There’s a better way to handle […]
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Subscription box businesses have a tracking problem that one-off stores never face. Every renewal cycle generates a fresh batch of orders that all need tracking numbers, all need customer notifications, and all need to go out in the same narrow window. Miss the shipping notification on cycle three and your churn number moves before you […]
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You fulfill an order, add the tracking number, and move on. But your payment gateway still shows that transaction as shipped-with-no-proof. When a customer opens a dispute, PayPal and Stripe ask you to produce tracking evidence, and if it isn’t already attached to the transaction, you’re scrambling to upload it manually before a deadline you […]
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You add tracking numbers to orders, mark them shipped, and fire off the “Your order has shipped” email. Then the questions start anyway. “Where is my package?” “Has it left yet?” “It says shipped but the link is dead.” Each one is a support ticket you shouldn’t have to answer, because the information already exists […]
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A customer orders five items. Three are in your warehouse and one is coming from a supplier next week. You ship what you have, but WooCommerce only gives you one tracking field and one “Completed” status, so the customer either gets marked complete before everything arrives or sits in the dark wondering where half their […]
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You ship 80 orders a day, and every one of them means clicking into an order, scanning what’s inside, copying a tracking number, updating the status, and clicking back out. Multiply that by a few hundred a week and your “quick” fulfillment routine has quietly turned into a part-time job. The worst part is the […]
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You sell the product, but you never touch it. Your supplier ships from a warehouse you’ve never seen, and the tracking number lands in a spreadsheet, an email, or a supplier dashboard that your customer never gets to see. So the customer emails you “where’s my order?” and you’re stuck copy-pasting tracking numbers one order […]
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Running click-and-collect on WooCommerce used to mean bolting a “local pickup” shipping method onto a zone and hoping customers figured out the rest. That stopped being enough a while ago. Today, shoppers expect to pick a real store, choose a time slot, get a “ready for collection” notice, and walk in without friction. Most plugins […]
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Your customers check tracking obsessively, sometimes several times a day, and when they can’t find a clear answer they open a “where is my order?” ticket instead. For a WooCommerce store that adds up fast: support load, payment disputes that stall on missing tracking, and shoppers bouncing to carrier sites and never coming back. The […]
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You spent weeks picking the right theme. Astra, Flatsome, Storefront, Divi, whatever it took to make your store look exactly how you wanted. Then you add a tracking plugin and the tracking widget shows up looking like it belongs on a different website entirely. Mismatched fonts, clashing colours, a layout that breaks on mobile. It […]
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When your store ships 50 orders a day, manual tracking entry is annoying. When it ships 500 or 5,000, it becomes a business risk. One missed tracking number turns into a chargeback. A delayed notification turns into a WISMO ticket. Multiply that by your daily volume and your support team is drowning in problems that […]
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Your products are great. Your prices are competitive. But your post-purchase reviews keep mentioning the same thing – “no idea where my order was” or “had to email support twice for tracking.” Customer satisfaction takes a hit, and it has nothing to do with what’s actually in the box. It doesn’t have to work that […]
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Every time a customer clicks a tracking link and gets redirected to a generic carrier website — FedEx, UPS, DHL — your brand disappears at exactly the moment your customer is most engaged. They’ve bought from you, they’re excited about their order, and they’re actively checking on it. That’s a prime brand touchpoint being handed […]
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“Where is my order?” It’s the most common customer support query in eCommerce — and for most WooCommerce stores, it’s almost entirely avoidable. AST PRO reduces these queries by up to 82% through proactive notifications, real-time tracking visibility, and a branded tracking experience… 82% 950+ 60,000+ Fewer WISMO tickets Carriers supported Stores trust AST PRO Why WISMO […]
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If you’re running a WooCommerce store, you already know that customers want to know where their order is — the moment it leaves your warehouse. What you might not realise is just how little WooCommerce does to help you answer that question. Out of the box, WooCommerce has no real shipment tracking system. There’s no […]
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Your WooCommerce store might ship with FedEx today, DHL tomorrow, and a regional carrier for international orders next week. The moment you add a second carrier to your workflow, manual tracking management becomes a serious problem — different portals, different tracking formats, different customer experiences. The best shipment tracking plugins don’t just support one or […]
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Getting a customer to click “Buy Now” is only half the battle. What happens after checkout — the waiting, the wondering, the “did my order actually ship?” anxiety — is where most WooCommerce stores silently lose customers they worked hard to win. Research consistently shows that the post-purchase experience is one of the most powerful […]
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