WooCommerce Order Barcodes

Order handling gets slow when staff have to look up each purchase by hand. WooCommerce Order Barcodes gives every order its own barcode, which turns an order into something you can scan and retrieve quickly. That helps when you pack parcels, sell e-tickets, take reservations or need to find a specific order without searching through lists.

Barcodes can be created in five formats, including QR codes, and they are emailed to customers for printing or scanning from a phone. Store owners use the built-in scanner to complete orders or verify check-ins. The plugin works with WooCommerce and WooCommerce Bookings, and it is optimized for High Performance Order Storage (HPOS).

Features

• Unique barcode for each order: Every order placed in the store receives its own distinct, scannable identifier, which makes retrieving and tracking a specific purchase quick and clear.
• Five barcode formats: Choose from five barcode types, including QR codes, to suit your business needs and the scanning devices you use.
• Barcodes sent by email: Customers receive their barcode by email, so they can print it or scan it digitally from a mobile device.
• Built-in barcode scanner: Scan barcodes directly on the site to complete orders or verify customer check-ins without extra scanning software.
• WooCommerce Bookings integration: Works with WooCommerce Bookings to add a ticketing system, which suits reservations, events and bookings from purchase through fulfillment.
• Fewer packing errors: Scanning barcodes while packing helps confirm the right product goes to the right customer, and barcodes can be attached to packages for tracking.
• HPOS compatibility: The plugin is optimized for WooCommerce High Performance Order Storage (HPOS), so order data is handled reliably on busy stores.
• Barcode management in admin: View, print and manage barcodes from the WooCommerce admin panel, with an interface that does not require technical skills.

Best for

• Stores selling e-tickets or taking reservations
• Event managers who need to check in attendees
• Retailers who scan orders while packing and shipping