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Local Delivery Drivers for WooCommerce · support · 2025-09-04T14:10:00+00:00

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David Pert resolved
We have a client who is looking to potentially use this plugin. They have a specific need to confirm that a weekly subscription payment has been successfully made, before an order is added to the delivery route. We suspect this might require an APi and for us to custom code. Do you agree? And if so, is an API connection available to allow us to build this? Many thanks, David. Hello, Thank you for your message. This requirement is not related to the Local Delivery Drivers for WooCommerce plugin. Our plugin becomes relevant only after a WooCommerce order has been created. At that point, it allows you to assign a driver and optionally include the order in a delivery route. It does not control how or when WooCommerce orders are created, including those generated by subscription renewals. If your client needs to conditionally create or hold orders based on payment confirmation from a subscription, that logic would need to be handled separately possibly through custom development or by extending WooCommerce Subscriptions directly. Once the order exists in WooCommerce, our plugin can then be used to manage the delivery side. Kind Regards Support Team Powerfulwp.com

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powerfulwpsupport 2026-02-06T08:34:00+00:00

Hello, Thank you for your message. This requirement is not related to the Local Delivery Drivers for WooCommerce plugin. Our plugin becomes relevant only after a WooCommerce order has been created. At that point, it allows you to assign a driver and optionally include the order in a delivery route. It does not control how or when WooCommerce orders are created, including those generated by subscription renewals. If your client needs to conditionally create or hold orders based on payment confirmation from a subscription, that logic would need to be handled separately possibly through custom development or by extending WooCommerce Subscriptions directly. Once the order exists in WooCommerce, our plugin can then be used to manage the delivery side. Kind Regards Support Team Powerfulwp.com