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Snapp! Box

SnappBox helps you track and display delivery statuses inside WordPress. This plugin provides:
<h3>Step 1: Download the Plugin</h3>
Open your browser and go to: 
https://snapp-box.com/wordpress-plugin 
Click the “Download SnappBox Plugin for Free” button. 
Fill out the displayed form (Business Name, Mobile Number, and Email) and click Submit. 
After submitting, the plugin file will automatically be downloaded.
⚙️ Step 2: Install the Plugin in WordPress 
Log in to your WordPress dashboard (wp-admin). 
From the left menu, go to Plugins → Add New. 
Click Upload Plugin and select the downloaded zip file. 
After installation, click Activate Plugin.
⚠️ Note: WooCommerce must already be installed and activated.
🔑 Step 3: Obtain and Register the Token (Easier Method) 
After activating the plugin, a SnappBox option will appear in the WordPress menu. Open it. 
Click the “Get Token” button. 
On the opened page, enter your store name and phone number. 
Once submitted, your API Token will be displayed. 
Copy this token and paste it into the relevant field at the top of the plugin settings page. 
Click Save Settings.
🛠 Step 4: Plugin Basic Settings
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Set Store Location
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<li>Pin your store location on the map. </li>
<li>Enter your full store address in the text field. </li>
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Store Information
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<li>Enter your store name and phone number. </li>
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Enable SnappBox Shipping Method
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<li>Check the enable box → SnappBox will appear as a shipping option on the checkout page. </li>
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Select Cities and Regions
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<li>Choose the city or region where you want to provide delivery service. </li>
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Shipping Payment Methods
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<li>Cash on Delivery: Enable by ticking the checkbox. </li>
<li>Flat Rate: Enter a fixed delivery fee (in Rials). </li>
<li>Free Shipping: Define a minimum purchase amount for free shipping. </li>
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Connect to WooCommerce Shipping Zones
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<li>Go to WooCommerce → Settings → Shipping → Shipping Zones. </li>
<li>Select or create a zone. </li>
<li>Click Add Shipping Method → SnappBox. </li>
<li>Save the settings. </li>
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Use SnappBox Wallet
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<li>If you have an organizational account, shipping costs can be deducted directly from your SnappBox wallet balance. </li>
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✅ Step 5: Test and Verify Functionality 
Place a test order and choose SnappBox on the checkout page. 
In WooCommerce → Orders, open the order and make sure the SnappBox method is registered. 
Track the delivery status from the WordPress panel or the SnappBox mobile app.
🎉 Now your store is ready to automatically and quickly deliver orders using the SnappBox fleet!
<h3>Source Code</h3>
This plugin includes minified JavaScript and CSS files for optimal performance. The source code for all compressed files is available within the plugin.
<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin uses external resources like Mapbox RTL Text Plugin, Snapp Maps Style, and Snapp Box configuration files loaded from official URLs.
<h3>Build Tools</h3>
Uses standard build tools with minified assets for performance and transparency according to WordPress guidelines.

SnappBox

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By default, WooCommerce uses the WordPress post ID of the order, which result in gaps between the order numbers. With this plugin you can configure the order numbers to have consecutive counters. Furthermore, the order number can contain the year, and the counter can be configured to reset each year.
The number format is a simple string, where # indicates the counter. 
To get order numbers like “WC-376”, “WC-377”, “WC-378”, etc., simply set the format to “WC-#”.
The plugin comes in two flavors:
<ul>
<li>This free basic version, which provides sequential numbers and allows arbitrary text (prefix / postfix) in the numbers</li>
<li>The paid advanced version, with lots of additional features:
<ul>
<li>Counter formatting: initial value, counter increments, number padding</li>
<li>Flexible counter resets</li>
<li>Lots of variables to be used in the formats
<ul>
<li>date/time: year, month, day, hour, etc.</li>
<li>address: customer country, zip, name, etc.</li>
<li>order-specific: Number of articles, products, order total etc.</li>
<li>product categories, shipping method</li>
</ul>
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<li>Custom variable definitions (with conditions on available variables)</li>
<li>Multiple concurrent counters (e.g. numbering per country, per day, per ZIP, …)</li>
<li>Different order numbers for free orders (e.g. “FREE-01” for free orders)</li>
<li>Different number format for e.g. certain IP addresses (for testing)</li>
<li>Different number format depending on products, product categories, shipping classes</li>
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<li>Different numbers depending on vendors (WC Product Vendors, WC Vendors and YITH WC Multi Vendor plugins)</li>
</ul>
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</ul>
For the full documentation of both the basic and the advanced ordernumbers plugin for WooCommerce, see: 
http://open-tools.net/documentation/advanced-order-numbers-for-woocommerce.html

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