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Nexus Merchants

Customer Portal for Stripe provides shortcodes which allows the currently signed-in user to 
manage their Stripe subscriptions, see their invoices & manage their cards:
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<code>[cpfs_list_subscriptions allow-cancel="true"]</code> 
Lists up to 10 Stripe subscriptions. The default value for<code>allow-cancel</code> is <code>false</code>. 
To allow a user to cancel their subscriptions, set <code>allow-cancel="true"</code>.
</li>
<li>
<code>[cpfs_list_invoices]</code> 
Lists up to 10 Stripe invoices.
</li>
<li>
<code>[cpfs_list_cards]</code> 
Lists up to 10 credit cards stored at Stripe.
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<li>
<code>[cpfs_add_card]</code> 
Allows a user to add a new card. The newly added card will be set as default.
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</ul>
<h4>Notes:</h4>
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<li>
On first visit of any page containing a <code>cpfs_*</code> shortcode, the currently signed-in user will be looked up 
in Stripe using the user’s email address. If not matching customer is found, a customer will be created.
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If needed, an administrator can manually link a Stripe customer ID to a user by editing the affected user profile 
in WP Admin and updating the <code>Stripe Customer ID</code> field.
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If an administrator updates the email address of any user in WP Admin, the Stripe customer email will be updated as 
well (or created if the customer doesn’t exist).
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If a user updates their email address in WordPress, their email will not be updated in Stripe.
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Responses from Stripe are being cached for 15 minutes to avoid excessive API calls.
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Customer Portal for Stripe

Provides shortcodes for Stripe Invoices, Subscriptions & Cards.

dansart

This plugin is designed to simplify the process of creating new users/customers. It’s particularly useful if you receive client orders via phone or email and want to integrate these orders into WooCommerce for stock and order management. 
The plugin adds a checkbox at the end of the billing address form. When this box is checked, it creates a new user with the role “customer.” If an email is not provided, the plugin generates a unique one using your site’s domain as the email domain and the customer’s name as the local part (e.g., firstname.lastname@your-site.com). You have the option to customize this auto-generated email format.
Try it out for free with TasteWP: 
<a href="https://tastewp.com/new?pre-installed-plugin-slug=woocommerce%2Cadd-customer-for-woocommerce&redirect=admin.php%3Fpage%3Dwac_general_options&ni=true" rel="nofollow ugc">https://tastewp.com/new?pre-installed-plugin-slug=woocommerce%2Cadd-customer-for-woocommerce</a>
By default, the newly created user does not receive any emails during account creation, though they will probably on order updates.
In the settings menu, there are options to: 
– Check the box by default 
– Send login credentials to the new customer
There are also additional options: 
– Update new customer information by default 
– Link customer orders 
– Define the user role individually 
– Set the user role for new customers 
– Customize the auto-generated email format 
– Edit the email subject for accounts created 
– Change the sender’s email address
Settings Menu: 
WooCommerce -> Add customer settings
Required Plugins: WooCommerce 4.7.0 or higher 
Required PHP extension: Intl
If you like the plugin, please leave some stars or buy me a coffee. Thank you!

Add Customer for WooCommerce

Adds a new checkbox to the orders page to add a new customer/user and links orders to existing accounts

Customer Portal for Stripe vs Add Customer for WooCommerce