Title: Conformitico Recesso 54-bis for WooCommerce Author: Conformitico Published: September 2, 2026 Last modified: September 28, 2026 --- Search plugins ![](https://ps.w.org/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/assets/banner-772x250.png?rev=3690089) ![](https://ps.w.org/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/assets/icon.svg?rev=3690089) # Conformitico Recesso 54-bis for WooCommerce By [Conformitico](https://profiles.wordpress.org/conformitico/) [Download](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/conformitico-recesso-54-bis.1.2.0.zip) * [Details](https://wordpress.org/plugins/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/#description) * [Reviews](https://wordpress.org/plugins/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/#reviews) * [Installation](https://wordpress.org/plugins/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/#installation) * [Development](https://wordpress.org/plugins/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/#developers) [Support](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/) ## Description From **19 June 2026**, EU Directive 2023/2673 requires every online retailer in the European Union to offer a digital withdrawal function that is at least as easy to use as the purchase flow. This plugin ships the complete set of building blocks an EU store needs to put that function in place — and works as a self-contained tool with or without WooCommerce. It is built with Italian e-commerce in mind (the “diritto di recesso” rules of art. 52 ff. of the Codice del Consumo and the new art. 54-_bis_), but the interface is in English and the plugin is fully translation-ready, so a shop that also sells across the EU can deliver the same workflow in several languages. **Works out of the box, everything included.** Activate, review the withdrawal page the plugin prepares for you, and you are live: no complex setup, no PRO version, no feature locked behind a paywall. Guest orders, configurable deadline, translations, audit log and GDPR tools are all part of the free plugin. #### Multilingual by design * **Base UI in English**, the source language, with a **bundled Italian (it_IT) translation** ready out of the box. * Designed for Italian online shops that may also sell abroad: **translation-ready for EN/FR/DE** and any other locale. * Compatible with **WPML**, **Polylang** and **Loco Translate**. Texts you enter in the settings (form intro, consent texts, excluded-notice texts, status-email bodies) are registered for translation through the bundled `wpml-config.xml`, so multilingual sites can translate them per language. * Links generated by the plugin (withdrawal page button, printable Annex I.B form, excluded-product link, the `[r54b_link]` shortcode) resolve to the correct page translation on WPML and Polylang sites. #### Core features * **Two-step confirmation flow (Art. 11a(3))**: the public form leads to a read- only review screen with a dedicated “Confirm withdrawal” button. The request is registered only when that button is pressed, which avoids the unintended exercise of the right. The intermediate state is held server-side in a single-use token, so it also works without JavaScript. * **Durable-medium acknowledgement (Art. 11a(4))**: the confirmation email reproduces the full content of the declaration (name, order, order date, scope, affected products) plus the exact date and time of submission, carrying a **verifiable SHA-256 receipt hash** as tamper-evident proof — recomputable from the stored fields if a dispute arises. * **Model withdrawal form (Annex I.B, Directive 2011/83/EU)** generated dynamically from your shop data, shown as a collapsible block below the public form, with a **printable view** on the same URL. Helps meet the pre-contractual information obligation of Art. 6(1)(h). * **Checkout consent checkboxes** for the two consents the directive expects when applying specific exceptions: - Mandatory consent for **digital content (Art. 16(m))** — blocks the place- order step until accepted. - Optional consent for **services started within the 14-day window (Art. 14( 4)(a))** — enables pro-rated billing if the customer later withdraws. Each consent is stored on the order with the exact text shown, accepted/declined state, timestamp, IP and user agent, as durable proof. * **Article 16 exclusions per product and per category** with full subcategory inheritance, driven by a single “Withdrawal status” dropdown (Standard, Digital content, Service started early, Other Article 16 exception) that also sets the matching checkout consent. * **Configurable excluded-product notice**, rendered between price and add-to-cart on single product pages, with separate title and body for digital content and for other Article 16 exceptions. * **Request log** stored as a private custom post type with a status lifecycle ( pending accepted rejected completed), customer details, scope (full / partial), IP, user agent and UTC submission timestamp for legal traceability. * **Role-based access**: choose which user roles, besides the administrator, may view and manage requests, because each request holds personal data. * **Status emails on a durable medium**: an acknowledgement email on confirmation and a follow-up email on every status transition, with editable bodies and a configurable sender. A notification email is also sent to the shop admin, with reply-to set to the customer. * **Native GDPR integration**: a suggested Privacy Policy snippet plus a personal- data exporter and eraser, keyed on the customer email — no second GDPR plugin required. #### WooCommerce features (auto-enabled when WooCommerce is active) * **My Account Right of withdrawal** endpoint with a per-order “Withdraw” button while the order is in an eligible status, deep-linked to the form with the order pre-filled. * **Withdrawal notice injected into transactional emails** (processing, completed, customer invoice) with a direct link to the pre-filled form. Eligible statuses are configurable; admin emails never receive the notice. * **Order/email verification**: the request is matched to a real order and gated by the configured eligible statuses. The 14-day deadline is surfaced as an advisory flag for the admin rather than an automatic rejection, since the period legally runs from delivery. * **Private order notes** added at every lifecycle step (received, accepted, rejected, completed), including any admin comment. * **HPOS support**, declared via `FeaturesUtil::declare_compatibility()`. #### Standalone mode The form, shortcode, request log, email notifications, SHA-256 receipt hash, Annex I.B model and GDPR integration all run **without WooCommerce**. The plugin always lives under its own top-level **Recesso 54-bis** menu with a **Settings** submenu— the same path with or without WooCommerce. Activating WooCommerce later lights up the store features; deactivating it leaves the standalone features intact. #### Shortcodes * `[r54b_form]` — embeds the withdrawal form anywhere. * `[r54b_link]` — a permanent link to the withdrawal page for any footer, widget area or template part, helping meet the “clearly identifiable” requirement of Article 11a. * `[r54b_avviso_esclusione]` — places the excluded-product notice with page builders( Divi, Elementor, Bricks, ShopLentor) that render their own product template and skip the standard WooCommerce hooks. #### Built for production * Conditional asset loading: CSS only loads on the withdrawal page, on single-product pages that actually show the excluded notice, and on the plugin admin screens. * Escaped output, sanitized input, capability checks and nonces on every admin action; honeypot anti-spam and CSRF nonces on the public form. * Documented filters and actions so developers and agencies can extend the plugin without forking. * PHP 7.4+, WordPress 6.0+, WooCommerce 7.0+ (optional). #### A note on legal compliance This plugin is a technical tool, not legal advice. It provides building blocks to help you implement the right-of-withdrawal function, but it cannot guarantee compliance on its own: that depends on your business model, your catalogue and your jurisdiction. Review the texts and the workflow with a consumer-law advisor before relying on them. ### About Conformitico Recesso 54-bis is built and maintained by **Conformitico**, a team of lawyers and technicians specialised in e-commerce legal compliance. Beyond this free plugin, Conformitico offers professional review of the withdrawal texts the plugin generates and drafting of your store’s Terms & Conditions. Learn more at https://www.conformitico. it/. These services are entirely optional — the plugin is and remains free and fully functional on its own. ### Credits This plugin builds on the foundations of “EU Withdrawal Compliance” by Fernando Tellado, released under the GPLv2 or later. Recesso 54-bis is an independent, restructured and Italian-specialised work, distributed under the same licence in the spirit of the GPL. ## Screenshots [⌊Public withdrawal form with all required fields.⌉⌊Public withdrawal form with all required fields.⌉[ Public withdrawal form with all required fields. [⌊Two-step confirmation screen (Art. 11a(3)): read-only summary of the declaration with the dedicated "Confirm withdrawal" button.⌉⌊Two-step confirmation screen (Art. 11a(3)): read-only summary of the declaration with the dedicated "Confirm withdrawal" button.⌉[ Two-step confirmation screen (Art. 11a(3)): read-only summary of the declaration with the dedicated “Confirm withdrawal” button. [⌊Withdrawal request log in the WordPress admin.⌉⌊Withdrawal request log in the WordPress admin.⌉[ Withdrawal request log in the WordPress admin. [⌊Per-request detail screen with status management and the captured checkout consents( text, accepted/declined, timestamp, IP, user agent).⌉⌊Per-request detail screen with status management and the captured checkout consents (text, accepted/declined, timestamp, IP, user agent).⌉[ Per-request detail screen with status management and the captured checkout consents( text, accepted/declined, timestamp, IP, user agent). [⌊Checkout consents tab of the settings page (WooCommerce active): how the two consents work, the switch and exact wording of each one, and the legal note.⌉⌊Checkout consents tab of the settings page (WooCommerce active): how the two consents work, the switch and exact wording of each one, and the legal note.⌉[ Checkout consents tab of the settings page (WooCommerce active): how the two consents work, the switch and exact wording of each one, and the legal note. [⌊Per-product and per-category "Withdrawal status" dropdown with the category-inheritance notice.⌉⌊Per-product and per-category "Withdrawal status" dropdown with the category- inheritance notice.⌉[ Per-product and per-category “Withdrawal status” dropdown with the category-inheritance notice. [⌊Excluded-product notice on the product page, and the WooCommerce Checkout block refusing the order until the mandatory digital-content consent (Art. 16(m)) is ticked.⌉⌊ Excluded-product notice on the product page, and the WooCommerce Checkout block refusing the order until the mandatory digital-content consent (Art. 16(m)) is ticked .⌉[ Excluded-product notice on the product page, and the WooCommerce Checkout block refusing the order until the mandatory digital-content consent (Art. 16(m)) is ticked. [⌊Annex I.B model withdrawal form rendered as a collapsible block below the public form, with its printable view.⌉⌊Annex I.B model withdrawal form rendered as a collapsible block below the public form, with its printable view.⌉[ Annex I.B model withdrawal form rendered as a collapsible block below the public form, with its printable view. ## Blocks This plugin provides 1 block. * Recesso 54-bis — Withdrawal form Displays the right-of-withdrawal form (the same output as the [r54b_form] shortcode). ## Installation 1. Upload the plugin folder to `/wp-content/plugins/`, or install the ZIP from **Plugins Add New Upload Plugin**. 2. Activate the plugin from the **Plugins** screen. 3. The “Withdraw from contract” button is live in My Account for orders in Processing and Completed status, and a “Right of withdrawal” page with the form and a sample legal template is created as a draft. 4. Optional: run the two-step quick setup from the activation notice (or from Recesso 54-bis Overview) to confirm the notification email and the eligible order statuses. 5. Review the sample legal text of the withdrawal page, delete the exclusion sections that do not apply to your shop, publish it and link it from your menu or footer. An admin notice reminds you until the page is published. ## FAQ ### Do I need to configure anything after activation? No — the plugin works right after activation with sensible defaults: the “Withdraw from contract” button appears for orders in Processing and Completed status (with WooCommerce), and a “Right of withdrawal” page is prepared as a draft for you to review and publish; notifications go to the site admin email. The optional two-step quick setup, reachable from the activation notice or from Recesso 54-bis Overview, only lets you confirm the notification email and the eligible order statuses — everything else can be fine-tuned later under Settings, with no obligation to do so. ### Does the form reject requests after the 14-day deadline? No, not by default. The 14-day period legally starts when the goods are delivered( or, for digital content, when the download begins) — a date the shop cannot detect automatically — so auto-rejecting on the order or completion date could turn away customers who are still within their legal window. Instead the plugin **flags** requests that look past the approximate window in the admin notification and lets you check the real delivery date and decide. You can tune the advisory calculation( order date vs. completion date, plus grace days) under **Recesso 54-bis Settings**. If your start date is reliable (services, digital content, shop pickup, predictable carriers) you can switch the **Deadline enforcement** setting from _Advisory_ to _Strict_, which hides the button and blocks new requests once the deadline plus grace days has passed. _Advisory_ is the default and the safe choice for goods with unpredictable delivery. ### How do I mark products excluded from the right of withdrawal (Article 16)? Use the single **Withdrawal status** dropdown, available per category and per product: 1. **By category**: edit a category under **Products Categories** and pick a status— for example _Other Article 16 exception_ for perishable or custom-made goods, or _Digital content (Art. 16(m))_ for sealed digital content. Every product in that category and its descendants inherits it. 2. **By product**: edit the product, open the General tab and pick a status. The default is _Inherit from category_; pick any other value (including _Standard_) to override for that product only. When a request lands on an order with excluded items, the plugin flags it but ** never auto-rejects** it, because a partial withdrawal over the non-excluded items can still be valid — the admin reviews and decides. ### The excluded-product notice does not appear with my page builder. What can I do? Page builders such as Divi, Elementor, Bricks or ShopLentor render their own single- product template and skip the standard WooCommerce hook where the notice is injected. Drop the `[r54b_avviso_esclusione]` shortcode into your product layout (most builders have a “Shortcode” element) and the notice will print for the current product whenever it is flagged as excluded. With no attributes it resolves the product being viewed; pass `id="123"` to target a specific product. ### How do the checkout consent checkboxes work (Art. 16(m) and Art. 14(4)(a))? When the cart contains flagged products, the plugin can inject two consent checkboxes at checkout: * **Mandatory (Art. 16(m))** for digital content: the customer must accept it to complete the order; without it recorded, the customer keeps the 14-day right even after accessing the content. * **Optional (Art. 14(4)(a))** for services started within the window: if accepted, the trader may charge a pro-rated amount on an early withdrawal; without it, an early withdrawal forces a full refund. Each checkbox appears only when the cart needs it, on both the classic checkout and the WooCommerce Checkout block. The exact text shown, the accepted/declined state, timestamp, IP and user agent are stored on the order. Both checkboxes can be enabled or disabled and fully re-worded under **Recesso 54-bis Settings Checkout consent**. ### I sell to businesses (B2B). Can I exclude them? The right of withdrawal protects consumers (natural persons acting outside their trade or profession), not business buyers, but the plugin never decides that for you. Enable **Consumer self-declaration** under **Recesso 54-bis Settings** and the form shows a required checkbox where the buyer declares they purchased as a consumer; a business that cannot declare it self-excludes, and the declaration is stored with the request as proof. It is off by default. The `r54b_show_consumer_check` filter lets you decide per order (VIES validation, a customer-type field, etc.). ### Does it include the Annex I.B model withdrawal form? Yes. It is generated dynamically from your shop name, address and contact email, with an optional trader phone from settings. It appears as a collapsible block below the public form and has a printable view on the same page. Providing this model is a pre-contractual information obligation under Art. 6(1)(h) of Directive 2011/ 83/EU; the online function added by Directive 2023/2673 complements but does not replace it. ### What is the verification code in the customer email? It is a **SHA-256 hash** computed from the request data (post ID, customer name, email, order reference, scope, order date and submission timestamp). The customer keeps the email as tamper-evident proof on a durable medium. If a dispute arises later, recompute the hash from the stored fields with the `r54b_compute_receipt_hash()` helper and confirm the original submission was not altered. ### Where are requests stored and who can manage them? Each request is a private custom post type entry (`r54b_richiesta`), not publicly accessible from the frontend, managed under the top-level **Recesso 54-bis** menu. Because each request holds personal data (name, email, IP), you choose under **Recesso 54-bis Settings Permissions** which roles, besides the administrator, may view and manage them. The administrator always has access. ### Does it support HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage)? Yes. The plugin declares HPOS compatibility on load. ### Does the plugin work without WooCommerce? Yes. The form, shortcode, request log, email notifications, SHA-256 receipt hash, Annex I.B model and GDPR integration all run as a standalone tool under their own** Recesso 54-bis** menu. When WooCommerce is active, the plugin adds order/email validation, the My Account endpoint, the email notice, private order notes and the Article 16 product/category exclusions on top. ### Can I customise the emails? Yes. Under **Recesso 54-bis Settings** you can set the sender (“From name” and “ From address”) and edit the body of the accepted, rejected and completed status emails; left empty, each falls back to the bundled default. All strings remain translatable through the text domain. Emails are sent in plain text. ### How do I set the Privacy Policy link shown in the form? The form uses the Privacy Policy page configured in WordPress itself, so there is no separate setting in the plugin. Go to **Settings Privacy**, select your page( it must be published) and click **Use This Page**: the consent checkbox will link to it automatically. If no Privacy Policy page is set, the checkbox shows a plain confirmation without a link. ### Which hooks does the plugin expose for developers? Filters: * `r54b_grace_days` — extra days added to the advisory deadline. * `r54b_allowed_statuses` — order statuses (without the `wc-` prefix) for which the button and email notice are offered. * `r54b_email_ids` — WooCommerce email IDs where the withdrawal notice is injected( return an empty array to remove it). * `r54b_allow_unverified_order` — return `true` to accept submissions whose order number cannot be matched to a real order. * `r54b_pre_resolve_wc_order` — short-circuit the order resolver (return a `WC_Order`,` false`, or `null` to fall through). * `r54b_resolve_wc_order` — late filter receiving the resolved order and the raw reference, for auditing or last-chance overrides. * `r54b_validation_result` — the order/email validation result before the request proceeds; return `valid => false` with an `error` code to reject (e.g. a captcha integration). * `r54b_show_consumer_check` — whether the “bought as a consumer” checkbox is shown, with the current field values. Actions: * `r54b_after_status_change` — fires after a status change (individual or bulk). Arguments: request ID, new status, optional admin comment. * `r54b_after_form` — fires inside the public form wrapper, right after ``, so modules can inject content below the form. Used internally by the Annex I.B model form. * `r54b_form_before_submit` — fires inside the form, right before the submit button, so an integrator can render a captcha/anti-spam widget or an extra field posted with the form. ### Is this plugin enough to comply with EU Directive 2023/2673? It covers the functional building blocks the directive imposes EU-wide from 19 June 2026: a discoverable digital withdrawal function, eligibility by order status with an advisory deadline flag, Article 16 exclusions with subcategory inheritance, durable- medium proof via the SHA-256 receipt hash, the Annex I.B model form and the checkout consent checkboxes for the Art. 16(m) and Art. 14(4)(a) exceptions, plus operational tooling such as the status lifecycle and native GDPR integration. **Legal compliance ultimately depends on your business model, catalogue and jurisdiction; the plugin provides the technical building blocks, not legal advice — consult a consumer-law specialist for your specific case.** ### Can I get my withdrawal texts reviewed by a lawyer? Yes. The plugin generates sample legal texts (the withdrawal page, Article 59 exclusion notices, checkout consents and emails) and reminds you to have them reviewed before publishing. Conformitico — the team behind this plugin, lawyers and technicians — offers professional review and tailoring of those texts, and drafts your Terms & Conditions to match. See **Recesso 54-bis Legal services** in the admin. These are optional paid services; the plugin stays free and fully functional on its own. ## Reviews ![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/cc27bf761fd80cb3a862c62d2f27057bd037a1a66f45ab1b763435552351f869? s=60&d=retro&r=g) ### 󠀁[Excellent plugin and essential for WooCommerce](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/excellent-plugin-and-essential-for-woocommerce/)󠁿 [webcircus](https://profiles.wordpress.org/webcircus/) October 21, 2026 I installed the Conformitico plugin to ensure compliance with the withdrawal policy for the e-commerce sites I’ve developed. Everything is perfect and straightforward. Furthermore, the Conformitico team was even available to provide some legal advice. Excellent product and an excellent team! ![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/107b50ab15b772dc295ac900ebca35463c294b92bf14d7ece12be52da51dfe3e? s=60&d=retro&r=g) ### 󠀁[Excellent and complete plugin](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/excellent-and-complete-plugin-3/)󠁿 [stefanel](https://profiles.wordpress.org/stefanel/) September 30, 2026 A very useful and well-designed plugin. The setup is straightforward, and the withdrawal process is clear and easy to manage for both customers and administrators. I especially appreciate the WooCommerce integration, request management, automatic emails, and the attention to legal compliance. Everything you need is included without requiring additional plugins or paid features. Great work and definitely recommended! [ Read all 2 reviews ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/reviews/) ## Contributors & Developers “Conformitico Recesso 54-bis for WooCommerce” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin. Contributors * [ Conformitico ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/conformitico/) [Translate “Conformitico Recesso 54-bis for WooCommerce” into your language.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/conformitico-recesso-54-bis) ### Interested in development? [Browse the code](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/), check out the [SVN repository](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/), or subscribe to the [development log](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/) by [RSS](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss). ## Changelog #### 1.2.0 * The withdrawal page is now created as a draft on first activation, so you can review the sample texts before it goes public. An admin notice reminds you to review and publish it, and emails and the [r54b_link] shortcode only link to the page once it is published. Existing sites are not changed. * Block checkout: the consent checkboxes now appear only when the cart contains a product that needs them, and the mandatory digital-content consent no longer reads “(optional)”. This needs a WooCommerce version that supports conditional checkout-field rules; older versions keep the previous behaviour, still enforced on the server. * Clearer explanation of the checkout consents in Settings, and an Overview suggestion when a consent is switched on but no product or category uses it. * The confirmation shown after sending a withdrawal request is now a proper card with the next steps, instead of a short message on an otherwise empty page. * The public form follows your theme’s accent colour, with an optional accent colour setting. * The optional “Withdrawal form by Conformitico” credit can be switched on from the setup wizard (never enabled by default) and shows the Conformitico mark. * Conformitico branding on the plugin’s admin pages (logo bar, menu icon, legal review callout). Links to Conformitico now carry UTM parameters. The plugin does not send any data anywhere. * Fixed: the form block used on a page other than the configured withdrawal page loaded without its styles. #### 1.1.0 * Display name changed to “Conformitico Recesso 54-bis for WooCommerce” for clarity in search; the plugin slug, features and behaviour are unchanged, and it still runs with or without WooCommerce. * Guided setup wizard reduced from five steps to two (“Essentials” and “You’re live”): only the notification email and the eligible order statuses are asked; everything else stays in Settings. * Activation notice rewritten to lead with what already works (the live button/ page and the eligible order statuses) before offering the now-optional quick setup. * Overview checklist now separates required items from optional “Suggestions” and shows a clear “Everything required is configured” state. * My Account Orders shows a “Withdrawal: [status]” indicator for orders that already have a request. * Italian translation thoroughly revised: consistent terminology (withdrawal page, model form, deadline modes, “Tipo di recesso”), clearer settings help texts, plain-Italian wording throughout. * Refreshed WordPress.org icon, banners and screenshots. * Readme rewritten for the zero-configuration onboarding flow. #### 1.0.0 * Initial public release. * Public two-step withdrawal form (Art. 11a(3)): read-only summary and a dedicated confirmation step, honeypot anti-spam, standalone or WooCommerce-aware. * Durable-medium customer acknowledgement email with SHA-256 receipt hash and an optional PDF receipt attachment. * Public, login-less verifiable-receipt link (HMAC-signed) with a self-contained verification page. * Annex I.B model withdrawal form rendered below the public form, with a printable view. * Checkout consents captured on both the classic checkout and the WooCommerce Checkout block (Store API), including the mandatory digital-content consent (Art. 16(m)). * Article 16 exclusions: per-product and per-category “Withdrawal status” with category inheritance and a product-page exclusion notice. * WooCommerce order-detail withdrawal button, status notice and an informational“ days left” countdown; My Account withdrawal endpoint; withdrawal block in order emails. * Automatic refund recording from WooCommerce (Art. 56 reminder), surfaced on the request screen. * Immutable, append-only audit log with a SHA-256 hash chain and an admin integrity check. * Admin toolkit: requests log with status management, filters, bulk actions, overview KPIs, setup wizard, dashboard widget and CSV export (protected against formula injection). * Native GDPR integration (personal-data export/erase) and full translation readiness( bundled Italian translation). * HPOS compatible; standalone with optional WooCommerce integration. ## Meta * Version **1.2.0** * Last updated **1 month ago** * Active installations **50+** * WordPress version ** 6.0 or higher ** * Tested up to **7.1.4** * PHP version ** 7.4 or higher ** * Tags * [compliance](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/compliance/)[consumer rights](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/consumer-rights/) [GDPR](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/gdpr/)[withdrawal](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/withdrawal/) [woocommerce](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/woocommerce/) * [Advanced View](https://wordpress.org/plugins/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/advanced/) ## Ratings 5 out of 5 stars. * [ 2 5-star reviews ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/reviews/?filter=5) * [ 0 4-star reviews ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/reviews/?filter=4) * [ 0 3-star reviews ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/reviews/?filter=3) * [ 0 2-star reviews ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/reviews/?filter=2) * [ 0 1-star reviews ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/reviews/?filter=1) [Your review](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/reviews/#new-post) [See all reviews](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/reviews/) ## Contributors * [ Conformitico ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/conformitico/) ## Support Issues resolved in last two months: 1 out of 1 [View support forum](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/conformitico-recesso-54-bis/)