Paddle for WooCommerce — Docs
Everything you need to install, configure, and operate the PimiPay Paddle for WooCommerce plugin. Eight short guides, in the order you'll need them.
Installation
Server, WordPress, and Paddle account requirements, plus how to upload and activate the plugin.
2Configuration
Every setting on the Paddle payment method screen: environment, credentials, checkout display, gateway logo, webhooks, auto-sync, and debug logging.
3Product sync
How simple and variable products map to Paddle products and prices, syncing by hand, and scheduled auto-sync by product tag.
4Checkout
The overlay and inline checkout, block checkout support, how Paddle recovery links route customers back, and what Paddle records on the order.
5Customer portal
The Manage Billing item in My Account, when it appears, and what customers can do in the Paddle portal it opens.
6Refunds
Full and partial refunds from the standard WooCommerce refund UI, what happens when Paddle reviews a refund by hand, and how dashboard refunds sync back.
7Webhooks
Endpoint URLs, registration, which transaction and adjustment events change orders, the required webhook secret, and the delivery health panel.
8Troubleshooting
Turn on the debug log, then work through the four failures that come up most often: sync, payment, pending orders, and webhooks.
Can't find an answer?
The FAQ covers licensing, compatibility, and pre-sales questions, and the changelog lists what shipped in each release. For anything else, email support@pimipay.com.