Capture checkout leads
Save customer name, email, phone, address and product context while an order is still incomplete.
Incomplete Orders Tracker is a free, self-hosted WooCommerce incomplete orders tracker for store owners who want checkout lead capture, product context, WhatsApp recovery, email follow-up and a clear WordPress admin dashboard—without a license key or paid activation.
The plugin helps you understand where a potential order stopped, retain the useful checkout context, and take a human follow-up action. It is designed for WooCommerce stores that prefer a simple self-hosted solution.
Save customer name, email, phone, address and product context while an order is still incomplete.
Use a checkout session first, then the newest eligible email or phone match when session data is unavailable.
Open WhatsApp or email with editable templates, product details and the store name already prepared.
Works with both common WooCommerce checkout experiences and includes a cart fallback for product detection.
Review incomplete and manually completed records, open products, call customers, view maps, delete rows or export CSV.
Uses nonces, input limits, IP-based request throttling and configurable retention cleanup for stored records.
Public versioned releases provide WordPress update notifications. The administrator approves every update.
Customize WhatsApp and email templates with customer, product, site and date placeholders.
No license key, paid activation, account connection or hidden remote license check is required.
A private session identifier connects the browser journey without putting personal data inside the identifier.
Sanitized checkout fields and product details are saved to the store's own WordPress database.
When the customer completes payment, the newest eligible incomplete record is marked complete.
Use WhatsApp, email, phone, map, product link or CSV export from the dashboard.
Yes. It is free to use and does not require a license key, paid activation, account connection or remote licensing service.
Yes. It supports Classic Checkout and WooCommerce Block Checkout, with session-first order matching and recent email or phone fallback matching.
New versioned GitHub Releases provide update metadata and a ZIP file. WordPress shows an update notification and the administrator approves the update.
No. Checkout data is stored in the store's own WordPress database. GitHub is used only for public version metadata and release downloads.
Read the complete documentation, install the plugin on a staging site, and share feedback through GitHub Issues. For WordPress security, migration, development, speed and SEO services, visit DevJoynal.