<p>This is a fantastic solution if your store is selling one-off, heavy or large products which require additional shipping, unlike the rest of your catalog, or if you only have a few products with set shipping fees.</p>
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<li>Add costs to the<strong> other shipping methods</strong>, or used as a <strong>standalone</strong> shipping method.</li>
<li><span style="line-height: 13px">Define<strong> line and per-item</strong> costs per <strong>product</strong> or per <strong>variation</strong>.</span></li>
<li>Define different shipping <strong>costs for products</strong>, based on <strong>customer location</strong>.</li>
<li><strong>Import and export</strong> rates via the built-in simple CSV handler.</li>
<li>Use as a <strong>standalone</strong> shipping method, where the final cost is the sum of all product costs.</li>
<li>-or- add per-product costs to other shipping methods</li>
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<h2>How Per-Product Shipping can be used</h2>
<p>Per-Product Shipping can be used in two ways:</p>
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<li><strong>Multiple Shipping Methods</strong>: If enabled, rates can be applied in addition to your other shipping methods. For example: If your store offered a bulky product that you wanted to set up with extra shipping fees, you could create a fee to be added to that specific product. If you had multiple items in your cart, two kinds of shipping would be represented in one cost — a) your default shipping costs for the other items in the cart, and b) the shipping cost of the bulky item.</li>
<li><strong>Standalone Method</strong>: In this scenario the ‘per-product shipping’ is the default shipping method. In this case, all product costs are added together to form a single rate. When the Standalone method is chosen, no other shipping methods are offered.</li>
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<h2>Documentation</h2>
<p>Need guidance? Check out the comprehensive documentation to learn everything you need to know about the <strong>Per Product Shipping</strong> extension.</p>
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Per Product Shipping

<p>Define separate shipping costs per product which are combined at checkout to provide a total shipping cost.</p>

<h2>Set up order and stock notifications for multiple users and third parties</h2>
<p>The Advanced Notifications extension for WooCommerce lets you set up order and stock notifications for users other than the admin. These can be used for notifying staff and users of sales, sending stock notices to suppliers, or even sending new orders to drop shippers.</p>
<p>Within the plugin, you can create a recipient, give them a name, email address and other details. This new recipient can then be assigned notifications for events, such as:</p>
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<li>Low stock</li>
<li>No stock</li>
<li>Backorders</li>
<li>New orders</li>
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<p>You can add criteria to notifications, should you wish to exclude some products:</p>
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<li>Send notifications for products in a category</li>
<li>Send notifications for products in a shipping class</li>
<li>Set up per-product notifications</li>
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<p>The notifications themselves, based on WooCommerce’s own emails, can be configured to include or exclude prices and order totals, and also only show data that is relevant. For example, if you set up notifications for a t-shirt, the notifications only list this product and ignore other items in the order. Woo!</p>

Advanced Notifications

<p>Easily setup “new order” and stock email notifications for multiple recipients of your choosing.</p>

Per Product Shipping vs Advanced Notifications