One-Click Order — Quick Order for WooCommerce

One-Click Order is a module that places 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 a payment method.

How it works, step by step

1. The customer clicks “Order in 1 click” on the product page or directly in the catalogue. In the catalogue the button only appears for simple products — variable products require choosing options.
2. The modal opens with the product name and the fields. Only name and phone are required.
3. The form is checked: a nonce, a hidden honeypot trap, a minimum fill-in time, a request limit per IP, and in Pro also a phone-number blacklist.
4. A real order is created via wc_create_order() — with the product line item, the name in the billing fields and the number in the billing phone. The payment method is a pseudo-method, “Manager callback”, with no payment gateway involved.
5. The manager gets an email with the contact details and order contents, and the request is logged. 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, UTM tags and the referrer are additionally written into the order, the request is duplicated to Telegram and extra e-mail addresses, and an “entire cart in 1 click” button appears on the cart page, turning every line item into a single order.

Under the hood

• A real order, not a request in a separate table. It goes through the standard wc_create_order() path — with stock deduction, status emails and a normal entry in “Orders”, so it lands in every report and CRM integration.
• A hidden payment method. So the technical identifier doesn’t show up in the order admin, the module registers a pseudo-gateway, “Manager callback”. It isn’t offered to the customer at checkout — it only tags quick orders.
• Four independent layers of anti-spam: a one-time nonce, a honeypot field, a minimum form-fill time and a request counter per IP within a set window. The nonce, honeypot and timing trap are always on; the per-IP limit is configurable, and 0 means no limit.
• Phone normalisation. 0XXXXXXXXX, 380XXXXXXXXX and +380XXXXXXXXX are accepted, with spaces, dashes and brackets. Numbers from other countries are not accepted; the ccqo_normalize_phone filter lets you adjust an already normalised number.
• A dependency-free front end: its own CSS and plain JavaScript, no jQuery and no external CDNs. There is one modal per page, and its markup is printed only where a button is shown.
• HPOS and the cart block. Compatibility with custom_order_tables and cart_checkout_blocks is declared — the “entire cart” button works in both the classic and the block-based cart.

How to install

1. Download quick-order-for-woocommerce-1.1.0.zip, upload it via “Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin” and activate it.
2. Open WooCommerce → One-Click Order, choose a status for new orders and enter the manager’s e-mail. If the field is empty, the email goes to the store’s address.
3. Edit the button and modal texts if needed, and enable display in the catalogue.
4. For Pro: paste the key from the email you received after payment into the “Licence key” field and click “Activate key” — the module checks it against catcode.com.ua and unlocks Pro straight away. Want to look first? Click “Try Pro for 7 days” on the same screen.