Description
OrderKrab for WooCommerce is a thin integration between WooCommerce and the OrderKrab fulfillment platform. It lets a WooCommerce store offer carrier-driven shipping rates and parcel locker selection at checkout, then keeps order state in sync with OrderKrab as the order moves through fulfillment.
What it does
- Adds a shipping method that returns rates from the OrderKrab API, including parcel locker pricing per carrier.
- Renders a parcel locker search field at checkout (native or Shopify-style block).
- Syncs newly created and updated WooCommerce orders to OrderKrab.
- Provides an hourly batch reconciliation for any orders that didn’t sync in real time.
- Receives webhooks from OrderKrab for order, product, and connection status updates.
Who it’s for
Stores that already use (or plan to use) the OrderKrab fulfillment platform to manage shipping with carriers like DPD, LP Express, Omniva, InPost, FedEx, DHL, and others.
External services
This plugin connects to the OrderKrab API (https://api.orderkrab.com) — the configured base URL is shown in the plugin’s Connection settings and can be overridden by store administrators.
What is sent and when:
- When a customer reaches checkout, the plugin sends the shipping destination (country, postcode, city) and cart contents to OrderKrab to retrieve available shipping methods and prices.
- When a customer searches for a parcel locker, the plugin sends the search query plus destination country/city to OrderKrab to retrieve matching locker locations.
- When an order is created or updated in WooCommerce, the plugin sends the order details (line items, shipping address, totals, selected shipping method) to OrderKrab so fulfillment can be coordinated.
- The plugin authenticates each request using an access token that the store administrator pastes into the plugin’s Connection tab.
Why an external service is required: carrier rate calculation, parcel locker availability lookups, and label/tracking generation depend on real-time data from carriers, which is aggregated by OrderKrab and cannot be performed locally by the plugin.
Provider links:
- OrderKrab website: https://orderkrab.com
- Terms of Service: https://orderkrab.com/terms
- Privacy Policy: https://orderkrab.com/privacy
Screenshots
The Connection tab — paste your OrderKrab access token and connect the store to the OrderKrab API. 
The Display tab — choose between the Native and Shopify-style shipping blocks and customize the styling. Includes a live preview. 
The Shopify-style shipping block at checkout — distance-based parcel locker options with carrier logos and selectable lockers. 
The Native shipping block at checkout — WooCommerce shipping methods with an inline parcel locker search field.
Installation
- Upload the plugin ZIP via Plugins Add New Upload Plugin, or extract the folder into
wp-content/plugins/. - Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen in WordPress.
- Make sure WooCommerce is installed and active (the plugin requires it).
- Go to OrderKrab Connection in the WordPress admin, paste your OrderKrab access token, and click Connect to OrderKrab.
- Configure shipping methods and display options under OrderKrab Display.
FAQ
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Do I need an OrderKrab account?
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Yes. The plugin is a client for the OrderKrab fulfillment service; you’ll need an account and an access token to use it.
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Does the plugin work without WooCommerce?
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No. WooCommerce is a hard requirement; the plugin will not bootstrap if WooCommerce isn’t active.
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What WordPress and PHP versions are supported?
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WordPress 6.0 or higher and PHP 7.4 or higher.
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Where can I get help?
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Reach the OrderKrab team via https://orderkrab.com.
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Contributors & Developers
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Changelog
1.2.2
- Removed code that filtered another plugin’s admin notices, per WordPress.org Guideline 11.
- Added an
uninstall.phphandler that removes the integration user, the WooCommerce REST API key row, and all plugin options when the plugin is deleted. - Added a per-IP transient rate limit to the public
/orderkrab/v1/shipping-pointsREST endpoint to protect against abuse of the merchant’s upstream API. - Replaced inline
file_get_contents()SVG output in the parcel locker search with<img>tags pointing at the bundled asset URLs, in line with WordPress’s escape-on-output rule. - Wrapper, style, and method-id attributes in the parcel locker search are now built and escaped at the point of output rather than passed through pre-baked attribute strings.
- Removed the manual WooCommerce REST API key fallback (and its
SHOW COLUMNSintrospection queries). With WooCommerce now declared as a hard dependency,wc_rest_generate_keys()is always available. - Removed the diagnostic
error_log()call that ran when WooCommerce REST helpers were unavailable. - Excluded screenshots from the production ZIP; they live in the WordPress.org
/assets/SVN folder instead.
1.2.1
- Declared WooCommerce as a formal plugin dependency via the
Requires Pluginsheader. - Removed an unreliable hardcoded fallback to
WP_PLUGIN_DIR . 'woocommerce/'when locating WooCommerce REST helper files; the plugin now relies on WooCommerce’s own getters andWC_ABSPATHconstant. - Renamed the main plugin file to match the plugin slug (
orderkrab-for-woocommerce.php). - Excluded the development-only
wp-stubs.phpshim from the published build.
1.2.0
- Activated the batch order sync (hourly reconciliation of pending/on-hold/processing orders).
- Refactored admin assets to use
wp_enqueue_style/wp_enqueue_script/wp_add_inline_style/wp_localize_scriptinstead of inline<style>and<script>blocks. - Fixed: API access tokens are now preserved verbatim instead of being passed through
sanitize_text_field(), which could silently corrupt valid tokens. - Modernized
register_setting()registration with explicittypeandsanitize_callbackkeys. - Removed the call to
load_plugin_textdomain(). WordPress automatically loads translations for plugins hosted in the directory since WordPress 4.6. - Added
defined( 'ABSPATH' )guard to template files that execute code on inclusion. - Removed the self-hosted plugin updater. Updates are now delivered through the WordPress.org plugin directory.
- Removed the
test-weight-logic.phpdevelopment test harness from the published plugin.
1.1.5
- Previous internally distributed release.