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About WooCommerce Notification | Boost Your Sales - Live Feed Sales - Recent Sales Popup - Upsells
A new store, or one with little traffic, has a problem that more discounts won't fix: visitors arrive, look around and don't see anyone else buying. Without that signal, hesitating is the easy choice. WooCommerce Notification shows recent orders as popups inside the store, so people browsing can see that others have already bought those products.
From the WooCommerce order to the popup, step by step
This is the typical path for a store with orders spread across the week:
- You choose which orders count. The plugin reads WooCommerce orders and filters them by status: completed, processing, on hold, cancelled, refunded, pending payment or failed. Showing a failed or refunded order as a sale helps no one, so keep only the statuses that truly indicate a purchase.
- You set how far back to look. You choose from when orders are shown until today. You can also display a time adjusted to your site's timezone instead of the real time of the order.
- You remove what shouldn't appear. You can exclude products, respect the visibility they have in the catalog and decide whether out-of-stock items appear or not. A popup that encourages people to buy something with no stock causes frustration.
- You decide where each thing is shown. On a category page, the notifications only mention products from that category. On a product page you can show only the product being viewed or also others from its category, and choose whether variations appear instead of the variable product.
- You write the message. You can create several messages, each in its own popup, with shortcodes such as {first_name}, {city}, {state}, {country}, {product} and {product_with_link} (the title with a link to the product page). You also choose the size of the product image.
If you sell external or affiliate products, clicking the popup can take the visitor to the external product page.
Questions buyers ask before installing WooCommerce Notification
Does it work if I still have few orders?
With few real orders, the popup will repeat a lot. That is what the simulated orders feature is for, with the precautions in the next section.
Can I limit the notifications to specific pages?
Yes, using WordPress conditional tags. Be careful with that field: the plugin processes them with eval(), which executes PHP code. Fill it in only with tags you know or that a trusted developer has given you.
Does it work in a store without WooCommerce?
No. It takes its data from WooCommerce orders, so it depends on it.
Simulated orders: useful to get started, risky for your reputation
The plugin can invent orders for products you pick, for whole categories or for your latest arrivals. It detects the visitor's city by IP to simulate nearby purchases, picks a random purchase time within the range you set and combines the names and cities you type.
It is a powerful technical feature, but showing purchases that haven't happened is deceiving the customer. If someone finds out, you will lose more trust than you gained, and in many countries misleading advertising has legal consequences. If you use it, do so with judgment and don't present as real what is not.
Urgency and new arrivals without touching the catalog
The popups also help give visibility to new items: with orders for your latest products, visitors discover items they might not have searched for. It is not a coupon or cart recovery system: its job is to show purchase activity, nothing more. Try in the demo how the notifications look with your type of product and adjust the frequency so they don't feel heavy.
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1.7.2 Current 5 Sep 2026
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1.7.1 9 Jul 2026
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1.7.0 31 Mar 2026
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