Partial Refund Reward
Partial Refund Reward

Knowledge Base

This add-on adds a new reward type to WooRewards, the Partial Order Refund.

Purchase and Installation

First you need to download and install the Add-On. Go to the following page:

WordPress Admin
Admin menu
WooRewards
Menu entry
Add-Ons
Page
Partial Refund Reward
Item

Click the Add to Cart button. It will open a new tab in your browser. Proceed with the purchase. As a result, you will receive an email with a link to download the plugin’s zip file. Once you have the file, do the following:

WordPress Admin
Admin menu
Plugins
Menu entry
Add New
Page
Upload Plugin
Button

Select your zip file and upload it. At the end of the process, click on Activate.

How the reward works

It’s important to understand how the reward works before using it. When customers unlock this reward, it will automatically process a partial refund on their last order.

Use with WooCommerce Subscriptions

This reward lets you be very creative if you combine it to WooCommerce Subscriptions. For example, it lets you give “discounts” on subscription renewals by issuing a partial refund immediately after the renewal happens.

Examples

Here are some examples of how you can use this add-on with WooCommerce Subscriptions :

  • Discount every X renewals : Set a partial refund that only happens every 6 renewals → Pay 5 months, the 6th month is free !
  • Permanent discounts on renewals after X subscriptions : Buy 3 subscriptions and get 20% on all renewals !
  • Higher discounts over time : After 1 year, get 5% on subscription renewals, after 2 years, get 10% !

If you want help to set your system up, please contact our support team

Setup the reward

Go to WooRewards → Settings and select a Points and Rewards system to edit.

In the new window, go into the Rewards or Levels and Rewards group.

In the rewards list (or inside a level), click the Add button and select Fixed/Percentage discount from the Miscellaneous category.

Click the Next button.
There are a lot of options available, we’ll look at each of them in detail so that you know which ones to use :

Reward Information

  • Title : The reward’s title. Customers will see this on various widgets, emails and WooCommerce pages.
  • Description : The reward’s description. Customers will see it on various widgets and emails.
  • Featured image : The reward’s image. Customers will see this when they receive a new reward email or inside rewards widgets.
  • Coupon Description : The WooCommerce coupon’s description. Every time customers unlock this reward, it will generate a WooCommerce coupon with that description.

Reward Settings

  • Points needed : The points the customer needs in order to unlock that reward. You won’t see that information in leveling points and rewards systems as this value is directly inside the level.
  • Send Reward email : Decide if customers receive an email when they unlock that reward or not. The default value is Yes.

Refunding Settings

  • Limit Period : After that period, refund is no longer possible. See your shortest Gateway limitation
  • Computing type : Select if the refund’s amount is a percentage of the order total or a fix amount.
  • Value : The refund value (percentage or fix amount)
  • Max amount : Max amount you want to refund. If multiple refunds happen on the same order, the total refund can’t exceed this value
  • Max percent : Same as above but in percentage
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