One-Click Order — Quick Order for OpenCart 2.3, 3.x and 4.x

One-Click Order is a module that puts a second button next to “Add to cart”: the customer enters just their name and phone number, clicks “Order” — and a real order appears in the store straight away, which the manager confirms by phone. No registration, no address, no choosing shipping or payment method.

The base version is free and works with no time limit: a button on the product page and in the catalogue, a modal with two fields, validation of Ukrainian phone numbers, four layers of spam protection, an e-mail to the manager and a request log. A fresh install is a clean free version: nothing Pro switches on by itself. The 7-day Pro trial only starts once you click “Try Pro” in the module’s admin. Separate builds exist for OpenCart 4.x, OpenCart 3.x and OpenCart 2.3 — see the links in the “How to install” section.

What the customer sees

What the admin gets

How it works, step by step

1. The customer clicks “Order in one click” on the product page or straight in the catalogue.
2. A modal opens with the product name and the fields. Only name and phone are required.
3. The form is checked: CSRF token, a hidden honeypot trap, a minimum fill-in time, a per-IP request limit, and in Pro, a phone blacklist as well.
4. A real order is created through the standard checkout model, followed by addHistory() into the status set in the settings — so it lands in every report and CRM integration. The payment method is a pseudo-method, “Manager call”, with no payment gateway involved.
5. The manager gets an e-mail with the contact details and order contents, and the request goes into the log. The customer sees a thank-you message in the modal or is taken to a “Thank you” page, depending on the setting.
6. With Pro, the form gains e-mail, city and comment fields, the phone field gets an input mask, UTM tags and the referrer are written to the order meta, and a phone blacklist filters out known spammers.

Pricing

1,290 UAH — a one-off purchase. The licence is perpetual: you pay once, updates and technical support are included in the price. One key covers one domain and its subdomains.

Moving the store to a different domain? Deactivate the licence on the old one and activate it on the new one yourself, from your account.

The licence is perpetual — nothing expires or gets switched off. One key, one domain; when you move the store, deactivate the licence on the old domain and activate it on the new one yourself.

Trial first, payment after. The trial only starts on a click: in the module’s admin, click “Try Pro”, enter your email — and a 7-day Pro key is issued right in the modal and arrives by e-mail. You can test the extra fields, phone mask, UTM and blacklist in your own store before buying. That’s exactly why there’s no refund after payment — you see the module at work before you pay.

Technical requirements

• OpenCart 4.0.2 – 4.1.x — build cc_quickorder.ocmod.zip v1.1.0
• OpenCart 3.0.2 – 3.0.5.0 — separate build cc_quickorder-oc3.ocmod.zip v1.0.0
• OpenCart 2.3.0.0 – 2.3.0.2 — separate build cc_quickorder-oc2.ocmod.zip v1.0.0
• PHP 7.4+ for the OC3 and OC4 builds (tested on 8.1–8.3); the 2.3 build still runs on PHP 5.6 and 7.0
• No external services or API keys: everything runs inside your own store

Under the hood

• A real order, not an entry in a separate table. It’s created through the checkout model, so it lands in “Orders”, in reports and in every CRM integration exactly like a normal checkout order.
• A hidden payment method. So no technical identifier shows up in the admin, the module tags quick orders with a pseudo-method, “Manager call” — it’s never offered to the customer at checkout.
• Four independent anti-spam layers: a one-time token, a honeypot field, a minimum form-fill time and a per-IP request counter within a set window. Each can be switched off independently; a limit of 0 means no limit.
• Phone normalisation. 0XXXXXXXXX, 380XXXXXXXXX and +380XXXXXXXXX are all accepted, with spaces, dashes and brackets — the order always stores a single consistent format.
• Dependency-free frontend: its own CSS and plain JavaScript, no external CDNs. The modal is only rendered after the click, so it has no effect on product page speed.
• Three separate ports. OC4 — a native extension (PSR-4, events, Twig, system/library/cc_quickorder/); OC3 — a port with an install.xml and a Bootstrap 3 admin; OC 2.3 — a port for PHP 5.6/7.0, where the button and modal are inserted via standard view events, with no core edits at all. The logic, anti-spam and Pro gate are identical across all three branches.

How to install

1. OpenCart 4.x: download cc_quickorder.ocmod.zip and install it via “Extensions → Installer”, then “Extensions → Modules → One-Click Order” → “Install” → “Edit”.
2. OpenCart 3.0.x: download cc_quickorder-oc3.ocmod.zip, install it via “Extensions → Installer”, then refresh the modification cache in “Extensions → Modifications”.
3. OpenCart 2.3.x: download cc_quickorder-oc2.ocmod.zip, unpack it and upload the contents of the upload/ folder to the store root via FTP or your hosting’s file manager. The stock 2.3 Installer only copies files over FTP and doesn’t work on most hosting, so installation is manual. Then go to “Extensions → Modules → Quick Order” → “Install” → “Edit”. The core isn’t patched: the install.xml in the archive only registers the extension in the modifications list.
4. Enable the module status, choose a status for new orders and enter the manager’s e-mail. If the field is left empty, the e-mail goes to the store’s own address.
5. Edit the button and modal text if needed, and turn on display in the catalogue.
6. For Pro: click “Try Pro” → the “I have a key” tab → paste in the key from the payment e-mail → “Activate”. The free trial starts from the same modal, on the “Try 7 days” tab.

Version history

1.1.0 (OpenCart 3.x) — 11 August 2026

The OpenCart 3.0.x build has moved to server-side licensing: previously any non-empty key unlocked Pro, and the trial period was stamped in on install — now a fresh install is the free version, the 7-day trial only starts on a click, and saving settings no longer wipes an activated key.

1.1.1 (OpenCart 4.x) — 11 August 2026

Fixed the phone mask: the number 0670001122 was turning into +380 06 700 01 12, because the mask kept re-printing the prefix into the field and the next keystroke read it back as part of the number. Fixed the blacklist: a number stored with spaces (+380 (67) 000-11-22) fell apart into fragments and a blocked customer could place an order without a hitch. Script URLs now update by file date — otherwise fixed JavaScript never reached a visitor whose browser already had the old version cached.

1.0.0 (OpenCart 2.3) — 9 August 2026

A separate build for OpenCart 2.3.0.0–2.3.0.2, PHP 5.6 and 7.0. The core isn’t modified: the button, modal and assets are inserted through six standard view events (product, category, search, specials, manufacturer page, footer). In the catalogue, the button sits next to the core “Add to cart” button, and also in the related-products block. The client-side JavaScript has been rewritten in ES5 — stores still on 2.3 still see traffic from browsers where modern syntax simply won’t run. Server-side licensing and the 7-day click-to-start trial work the same way as on the newer branches.

1.1.0 — 5 August 2026

Rebuilt Free/Pro model for the OpenCart 4.x build. A fresh install no longer switches anything on: the trial only starts on a click in the modal (“Try 7 days” / “I have a key” tabs), the key is checked against the CatCode licensing server with a 14-day grace period if it’s unreachable, and saving settings no longer starts the trial. Pro fields are shown greyed out with a badge and a one-line benefit note. Two bugs fixed: on a fresh install the form was losing its default values (the first “Save” click switched off the per-IP request limit), and the “Request log” tab, because of an escaped & in the URL, loaded the login page instead of the table.

1.0.0 — 28 July 2026

First release of both builds. OpenCart 4.x: a native extension (PSR-4, events, Twig, system/library/cc_quickorder/). OpenCart 3.x: a separate port with an install.xml and a Bootstrap 3 admin. Both have a “Request log” tab, a trial-period badge, the same anti-spam mechanisms and the same Pro gate.