CheckoutCue Payments for WooCommerce

CheckoutCue Payments for WooCommerce adds a simple PayPal redirect payment method to WooCommerce.

It is designed for small stores that want a straightforward way to send customers to PayPal, let them approve payment, return them to WooCommerce, and capture the payment through the PayPal Orders API v2.

Core features:

• Add a PayPal redirect payment method to WooCommerce checkout.
• Use separate Sandbox and Live PayPal REST API credentials.
• Test PayPal credentials from the WooCommerce payment settings screen.
• Send WooCommerce order totals to PayPal and capture payment after the buyer returns.
• Verify the PayPal order ID, captured amount, and currency before marking the WooCommerce order paid.
• Send product line items and SKUs to PayPal when the order totals can be represented exactly.
• Send the WooCommerce shipping address to PayPal for physical-product orders when enabled.
• Generate a short saved invoice ID prefix to help one PayPal account receive payments from multiple stores.
• Support WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS).
• Support WooCommerce classic checkout and checkout blocks.

CheckoutCue Payments intentionally stays narrow. It creates and captures PayPal payments. It does not add subscriptions, saved payment methods, card vaulting, Pay Later messaging, refunds, disputes, or shipment tracking.

For shipment tracking and PayPal tracking sync after an order has been paid, use ParcelCue Tracking for WooCommerce.

Third-Party Services

CheckoutCue Payments connects to PayPal to create and capture payments.

Service provider: PayPal Service used: PayPal REST API, including OAuth token requests and Orders API v2 order creation/capture endpoints Service URLs: * https://api-m.paypal.com * https://api-m.sandbox.paypal.com

CheckoutCue sends data to PayPal when a store administrator tests credentials and when a customer chooses CheckoutCue Payments during checkout.

Data sent to PayPal may include:

• PayPal REST API Client ID and Secret when testing credentials or requesting an access token.
• WooCommerce order ID, invoice ID, currency, and order total.
• Product names, SKUs, quantities, and prices when line item transfer is enabled and the order can be represented exactly.
• Shipping name and address when shipping-address transfer is enabled.
• Return and cancel URLs so PayPal can send the customer back to the WooCommerce store.

PayPal’s terms and privacy information are available here:

• PayPal User Agreement: https://www.paypal.com/legalhub/paypal/useragreement-full
• PayPal Privacy Statement: https://www.paypal.com/privacy