Giuseppe Socci

Orchestra Pop Lite helps merchants surface WooCommerce coupons on the product page:
<ul>
<li>Coupon whitelist: pick from coupons that are published, not expired, and under their global usage limit (invalid codes are hidden from the list).</li>
<li>Per-product intelligence: WooCommerce rules decide which whitelisted codes apply to each product (categories / inclusions / exclusions).</li>
<li>One or more offers per product: by default, if several codes could apply, the plugin shows only the strongest (when “sort strongest first” is on: percent before fixed, then amount). You can allow multiple stackable coupons (not “Individual use” in WooCommerce) so shoppers see and apply them together when rules overlap (e.g. category + product restrictions).</li>
<li>Custom savings line (optional): leave empty for default WooCommerce-style text, or use placeholders <code>{percent}</code>, <code>{amount_raw}</code>, <code>{amount_html}</code>, <code>{code}</code>.</li>
<li>Presentation: options for savings lines and showing codes to shoppers; floating quick guide (purple circle with white “?” opens a solid side panel) with contextual help; live campaign summary in admin.</li>
<li>Shortcodes: <code>[orchestra_pop_lite_offer]</code> for the full offer box; <code>[orchestra_pop_lite_badge]</code> for the compact discount line only (title area). Both use the current product in context; optional <code>product_id="123"</code> when needed.</li>
<li>Targeting: all products, selected categories, or specific product IDs — same campaign.</li>
<li>Apply: no separate button — when the shopper adds the product with WooCommerce’s Add to cart, the plugin applies the same coupon(s) shown on the page (if rules allow). For percentage / fixed-product coupons, the box can show an estimated price after discount and a short line inviting Add to cart to activate the offer. If the code(s) are already on the cart, a short green confirmation appears with an estimated price when the coupon type allows it.</li>
<li>Placement: on the default product template, move the offer box relative to title / Add to cart; the shortcode position in your builder is unchanged.</li>
<li>Shop badge (optional): on catalog cards, short lead label plus strongest applicable discount (and a hint when several combinable coupons apply); Blocksy-friendly. Toggle off the extra savings text for label-only. Not for block-only product grids.</li>
<li>Title badge (optional): on the default single-product template, compact discount line above the product name (WooCommerce hook priority 4); use <code>[orchestra_pop_lite_badge]</code> in builders when the title is outside the summary.</li>
<li>Lite stats: aggregate counters in admin (add-to-cart applies and monthly orders with whitelisted coupons); stored in options only, resettable from settings.</li>
</ul>
Premium (separate plugin) adds multiple campaigns, reservation/urgency flows, branded design, analytics via the merchant portal, and licensed updates. See the in-plugin information card for a feature overview.
<h3>Privacy</h3>
<ul>
<li>Data stored: Plugin options only (campaign settings, texts, allowed coupon codes list, optional aggregate counters). No separate customer database table.</li>
<li>External services: None in the Lite version; no telemetry to Orchestra Pop servers.</li>
<li>Suggested policy text: Registered with WordPress for the Privacy Policy guide (<code>wp_add_privacy_policy_content</code>). Merchants should still align with WooCommerce and their host/legal requirements.</li>
</ul>
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Orchestra Pop Lite

WooCommerce coupon offers on product pages: one campaign, whitelist, optional shortcodes. No external API.

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