Hamid

Persian WC Product Expiration allows store owners to set expiration dates for products and automatically update stock status when they are near expiration.
Features: 
– ✅ Add an expiration date to products via the product edit page or Quick Edit. 
– ✅ Display the expiration date on the product page. 
– ✅ Automatically set products to “Out of Stock” two months before expiration. 
– ✅ Send email notifications to administrators and shop managers. 
– ✅ Full support for the Persian calendar when <code>jdate()</code> is available. 
– ✅ Compatible with WooCommerce.
🗓️ Persian Calendar Support 
If the <code>jdate()</code> function is available (e.g., by using the WP-Parsidate plugin), the expiration dates will be displayed using the Persian (Jalali) calendar. Otherwise, it will default to the Gregorian calendar.

Product Expiration Easy Peasy


I manage a WooCommerce shop that sells medicine items with expiration dates, and manually keeping track of expiry was always a hassle.



This plugin made it super easy to assign expiration dates, and I love that it automatically marks products as "Out of Stock" before they go bad. The email notifications are super helpful — now our inventory team knows in advance what needs to be pulled.


Exactly what we needed for perishable products

Manage product expiration with Persian calendar support. Auto mark products as "Out of Stock" before expiry.

John Morris

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