WooCommerce limited role

1. How do I set user roles in WooCommerce?
2. What are the roles in WooCommerce?
3. What can shop manager do in WooCommerce?
4. Can WooCommerce handle 50000 products?
5. Where are WooCommerce users stored?
6. How do I manage customers in WooCommerce?
7. How do I access WooCommerce Admin?
8. How do I add an admin in WooCommerce?
9. What are the roles in WordPress?
10. How do I create a store manager in WooCommerce?
11. How do I add a product to frontend in WooCommerce?

How do I set user roles in WooCommerce?

To get started, log into your WooCommerce site and head over to WooCommerce > Settings > Members Only > User Roles. Next, use the 'User roles' option to select an existing user role to duplicate. For example, let's say you want to duplicate the Customer user role.

What are the roles in WooCommerce?

Now let's look into the two specific roles for WooCommerce.

• Customer Role. Any user who registers using the checkout or signup option is defined as a customer on your site. ...
• Shop Manager Role. ...
• Administrator. ...
• Editor. ...
• Author. ...
• Contributor. ...
• Subscriber. ...
• Shop Manager.

What can shop manager do in WooCommerce?

Shop Manager: This allows the user to run the operations side of your WooCommerce store without the ability to edit back-end functionality like files and code.
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WooCommerce also offers additional capabilities that allow an Administrator to:

• Manage all WooCommerce settings.
• Create and edit products.
• View WooCommerce reports.

Can WooCommerce handle 50000 products?

In general, it's obvious that WooCommerce can cope with the large product bases and, if properly configured, can work with the bases of 50K, 100K or more products. We are going to test the store load speed with various additional plugins installed.

Where are WooCommerce users stored?

WooCommerce uses a combination of both WordPress database tables and its own custom tables to store its data. However, WooCommerce doesn't have a dedicated table to store the customer data. The customer data is stored in different database tables, which sometimes might make retrieval of this data challenging.

How do I manage customers in WooCommerce?

WooCommerce Customer Management Guide

1. Organizing your customer data in a custom profile page.
2. Creating customer notes.
3. Organizing your customers with groups.
4. Extending your customer data with custom fields.
5. Exporting your customer data.
6. Tracking your user activity.
7. Segmenting your customers by their location.

How do I access WooCommerce Admin?

WooCommerce Admin is a new JavaScript-driven interface for managing your store.
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Automatic installation

1. Log in to your WordPress dashboard.
2. Go to: Plugins > Add New.
3. Enter “WooCommerce Admin” in the Search field, and view details about its point release, the rating and description.
4. Select “Install Now” when you're ready.

How do I add an admin in WooCommerce?

Create a new administrator account in WordPress

1. In your WordPress Dashboard, go to: Users > Add New.
2. Enter a username^* (use something unique like woologin )
3. Enter an email address (use [email protected] – Note: This email address can be accessed through our system so we can reset the password if necessary.

What are the roles in WordPress?

WordPress has six pre-defined roles: Super Admin, Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor and Subscriber. Each role is allowed to perform a set of tasks called Capabilities.

How do I create a store manager in WooCommerce?

Installation

1. Upload the folder 'woocommerce-shop-manager-admin-bar to the /wp-content/plugins/` folder.
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
3. Make sure you have set up “Woocommerce Shop Manager Admin Bar Option” in general settings.

How do I add a product to frontend in WooCommerce?

When enabled, WooCommerce User Products module lets you add frontend form to add new products by users.

1. Enable the module in WooCommerce > Settings > Booster > Products > User Products.
2. Select which product fields you want the user to fill. ...
3. Select which fields are required or optional.