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Barcode Man connects your WooCommerce store to a hosted workspace where you design and print custom product labels, address labels, and barcodes.<\/p>\n\n
The plugin connects your store to the Barcode Man service using WooCommerce's\nofficial authorization flow ( This version is a connector: designing and printing happen in the Barcode Man\nworkspace at https:\/\/woocommerce.barcodeman.app, which opens in its own browser\ntab. Nothing is embedded in your WordPress admin, and this package ships no\ncompiled application code. Connecting needs a Barcode Man account (email and\npassword), because the workspace belongs to the person signed in, not to the\nsite alone.<\/p>\n\n This plugin connects your store to Barcode Man, a third-party label and barcode\nservice operated by Gookit (company website: https:\/\/gookit.co\/barcodeman\/), so\nthat your product and order data can be turned into printable labels and\nbarcodes. The service runs on its own domain, not on the company website:<\/p>\n\n What is sent, and when. This describes the WordPress.org connector; the Woo\nMarketplace build of this plugin authenticates with a store session instead of\na Barcode Man account and has no sign-in step:<\/p>\n\n This service is required for the plugin to function. By connecting you agree to\nthe Barcode Man Terms of Service (https:\/\/gookit.co\/terms\/) and Privacy\nPolicy (https:\/\/gookit.co\/privacy\/).<\/p>\n\n Paid billing depends on where this plugin build is distributed. The WooCommerce\nMarketplace build uses the WooCommerce.com Billing API and does not send\nMarketplace customers to Stripe. The WordPress.org build uses Stripe Checkout.<\/p>\n\n This plugin may also use these third-party services from within the app:<\/p>\n\n Google Fonts \u2014 the label editor loads font families from Google Fonts\n(fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com) when the connected app opens,\nso fonts are available for label designs. Your browser sends its IP address\nand request headers to Google when requesting the stylesheet and font files.\nGoogle Fonts Terms of Service: https:\/\/developers.google.com\/fonts\/faq\nGoogle Privacy Policy: https:\/\/policies.google.com\/privacy<\/p><\/li>\n Formspree \u2014 when you submit the optional support form, your browser sends\nyour name, email, message, any attachments you select, platform, app version,\nSite Account ID and any prefilled support topic to formspree.io so we can\nrespond. Formspree also receives ordinary request information such as your\nIP address. Sending a support request is not required to use the plugin.\nFormspree Terms of Service: https:\/\/formspree.io\/legal\/terms-of-service\/\nFormspree Privacy Policy: https:\/\/formspree.io\/legal\/privacy-policy\/<\/p><\/li>\n Bytescale \u2014 when you upload an image for a label template, the Barcode Man\nAPI sends the image and a storage path containing the platform, Site Account\nID and template ID to api.bytescale.com. Your browser requests the stored\nimage from Bytescale's CDN (upcdn.io) to display it; those requests include\nyour IP address and browser request headers.\nBytescale Terms of Service: https:\/\/www.bytescale.com\/terms\nBytescale Privacy Policy: https:\/\/www.bytescale.com\/privacy<\/p><\/li>\n This package contains no compiled, minified or obfuscated code. Everything it\nships is the human-readable source that runs: the PHP\n( The Barcode Man workspace itself is a hosted service at\nhttps:\/\/woocommerce.barcodeman.app. In this version it is not part of the\nplugin, is not downloaded by it, and is not executed inside WordPress.<\/p>\n\n The plugin is distributed under GPLv2 or later; see LICENSE.txt. Builds that\nalso ship the compiled Barcode Man application keep their dependencies' own\ncompatible licenses and copyright notices in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt and\nlicenses\/.\nThese software licenses are separate from the terms for the hosted service.<\/p>\n\n\n Yes. The workspace is tied to a Barcode Man account, so connecting asks you to\nsign in (or sign up) with an email address and password at\nhttps:\/\/woocommerce.barcodeman.app and to\naccept the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Your email address has to be\nconfirmed before a site can be connected, so the account can be recovered and\nso we can reach the owner of a connection.<\/p><\/dd>\n The plugin does not store its own copy. WooCommerce manages the API credential\non your site and sends it directly to the Barcode Man API during authorization.\nThe plugin stores a non-secret Site Account ID and a revocable plugin token.<\/p><\/dd>\n It is the stable, non-secret identifier for your store-level Barcode Man account.\nYou can view and copy it in Settings when contacting support. It is not a password\nand cannot open a session without the separate plugin token.<\/p><\/dd>\n Only while a connection is in progress: one read-only route that returns the\nhash of a one-time challenge, so the Barcode Man service can confirm the\nconnection was started by a site administrator here. It exposes no store or\npersonal data and disappears when the connection finishes.<\/p><\/dd>\n Deactivating leaves your settings untouched. Deleting the WordPress.org version\nkeeps the Site Account ID and plugin credential so reinstalling can prove the\noriginal connection. It clears local handshake and binding state and removes\nBarcode Man's per-plugin automatic-update selection. Deleting does not revoke\nremote workspace access: use Disconnect before deleting if you want to revoke\nit. The Woo Marketplace version removes its plugin token when deleted.<\/p><\/dd>\n Compatibility and security fixes for the Marketplace version are delivered by\nWoo and installed by WordPress's native updater. Barcode Man adds only itself to\nthe site's per-plugin automatic-update list after an administrator explicitly\nagrees. WordPress or hosting conditions can still prevent an individual update\nfrom installing. You may turn the setting off from Plugins, but Barcode Man will\nask you to restore it before starting a new app session.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. This version does not display the application inside WordPress at all:\n\"Open workspace\" opens Barcode Man at https:\/\/woocommerce.barcodeman.app in\nits own browser tab.<\/p><\/dd>\n WooCommerce's official store authorization flow and REST API require rewrite\nrouting that Plain permalinks do not provide. A WordPress administrator can use\nthe one-click \"Post name\" option shown by Barcode Man, or select any non-Plain\nstructure under Settings > Permalinks. Shop managers who cannot change this\nsite-wide setting will see instructions to contact an administrator.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. Manage or cancel your paid plan before deleting the plugin. Deleting local\nplugin files does not cancel billing, revoke the current WooCommerce\nauthorization, or delete data held by the Barcode Man service.\nPaid plans on this version are billed through Stripe; cancel yours in Barcode\nMan.\nYou can revoke the authorization under\nWooCommerce > Settings > Advanced > REST API. Contact hi@gookit.co to request\nservice-account or personal-data deletion.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n\/wc-auth\/v1\/authorize<\/code>). WooCommerce creates and\nmanages the authorization credentials; the plugin does not keep its own copy.<\/p>\n\nExternal services<\/h3>\n\n
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barcode-man-for-woocommerce.php<\/code>, includes\/<\/code>, uninstall.php<\/code>) and one small\nadmin script (assets\/js\/bcm-connect-poll.js<\/code>), which waits for the connection\nto finish.<\/p>\n\nLicense<\/h3>\n\n
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barcodeman-for-woocommerce<\/code> folder to \/wp-content\/plugins\/<\/code>, or install the ZIP via Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.<\/li>\n\n
Does this plugin require an account or email sign-up?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does the plugin store my WooCommerce API keys on my site?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What is the Site Account ID?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does the plugin add anything to my site's REST API?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What happens if I deactivate or delete the plugin?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Why does the Woo Marketplace version require automatic updates?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does the plugin use an iframe?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Why does the plugin ask me to change Plain permalinks?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does deleting the plugin cancel my subscription or delete my service account?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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