WooCommerce Clone Orders

Some orders are nearly identical to one you already have. A customer swaps an item, reorders what they bought last month, or you need to enter similar orders by hand for several customers. Building each of those from scratch means retyping the same details, and every retyped field is a chance for a mistake.

WooCommerce Clone Orders adds cloning to the WooCommerce admin. You pick an existing order and create a copy. The new order carries over the customer's billing and shipping information. You then decide whether to keep the line items or leave them out and add different products. It fits stores where staff create or adjust orders manually as part of regular work.

Features

• Duplicate existing orders: Create a copy of any existing order in your store, so you do not have to enter the same order information again by hand.
• Billing details carried over: The cloned order keeps the original customer's billing details, which helps keep customer data consistent from one order to the next.
• Shipping details carried over: Shipping information from the original order is kept on the copy, so you can send a follow-up order to the same address without re-entering it.
• Include or exclude line items: Choose whether the clone contains the original products. Copy the full order, or copy only the customer data and add new items yourself.
• Handles exchanges: Cloning gives you a starting point when a customer exchanges an item, since the customer details are already filled in on the new order.
• Repeat purchases: Recreate an order for a customer who buys the same things again, without building the order from the beginning.
• Similar orders for several customers: Insert comparable orders manually for multiple customers by cloning one order as the base for each.
• Works in the admin panel: Cloning sits inside the WooCommerce admin, so order management stays in the screens your team already uses.

Best for

• WooCommerce stores that process frequent exchanges
• Shops with customers who reorder the same items
• Store managers who enter orders manually