FluentCart 1.6.2 – Bring your WooCommerce store to FluentCart.

Switching platforms is the decision most store owners put off, not because the new platform is worse but because the move itself feels like a gamble. Years of orders, customers, coupons, and live subscriptions are not something you rebuild by hand. FluentCart 1.6.2 is built around taking that gamble off the table: FluentCart Migrator now moves a WooCommerce store into FluentCart, products through subscriptions, with the same guided wizard that has been carrying Easy Digital Downloads stores across. Around it, a data-and-operations release: export from every list screen, settlement times on transactions, advanced filters on the Order Sources report, and a Stripe checkout that recovers cleanly from a failed card step.

WooCommerce stores can now move to FluentCart, history intact

A WooCommerce store that has been running for a few years is not just a product list. It is order history that customers expect to see in their account, coupons still printed on flyers, tax rates tuned by jurisdiction, and subscriptions that must renew next month without anyone noticing a change of platform. The migration is only worth doing if all of that arrives.

FluentCart Migrator 1.1.0 adds WooCommerce as a migration source, alongside Easy Digital Downloads. Open FluentCart, pick Migrator, and WooCommerce appears as a detected source. The wizard checks compatibility first, then shows a summary of what it found: products, orders, paid orders, customers, coupons, subscriptions, the payment gateways in use, and the spread of order statuses, so you know the shape of the move before anything is written. From there the steps run in order: store settings, products, tax rates, coupons, orders, an optional pass for registered customers who never placed an order, and a final recount that rebuilds coupon usage, customer lifetime value, and subscription billing counts from the migrated data. Large stores can run the same steps from the command line with a single WP-CLI command.

Products come across as FluentCart products. Simple and variable products, categories with their parent hierarchy, featured images, downloadable files, SKUs, and stock levels all carry over. WooCommerce attributes become FluentCart advanced variations drawn from one shared attribute library, so a store with color and size across two hundred products ends up with two attributes, not four hundred. Grouped products and Product Bundles become FluentCart bundles. External and affiliate products land as catalog-only listings that keep their outbound link and button text. Store address, country, currency, and currency format are filled in only where FluentCart does not already have a value.

Orders arrive with their original order numbers, line items, totals, full and partial refunds down to the line, billing and shipping addresses, applied coupons, the tax breakdown, and shipping status, and every order note moves into the FluentCart activity log. Stripe, PayPal, and offline payments map to the right FluentCart payment method. Customers get an address book, and tax rates migrate with tax-inclusive or tax-exclusive behavior preserved, so every migrated order’s tax lines point at the rate that produced them.

Subscriptions were the hard part, and they are handled the way WooCommerce itself handles them. WooCommerce Subscriptions bills from the store rather than from a gateway-side plan, so migrated subscriptions land on FluentCart’s store-managed billing with their status, interval, cycle count, trial, renewal and cancellation dates, amounts, and notes intact. A subscription with a saved Stripe card keeps auto-charging from FluentCart on its next due date. The rest continue as invoice-based renewals, with the Pay Now email and dunning flow doing the work. Nobody’s renewal falls into a gap.

The practical impact: a WooCommerce store can test the move on staging in an afternoon, see its real history in FluentCart, and decide with evidence rather than hope.

What gets migrated and what stays identical

Here is exactly what transfers from WooCommerce to FluentCart, and what your customers will never notice changed.

Products

WooCommerce	FluentCart	What stays the same
Simple products	Single-variation products	Title, content, slug, featured image, author, SKU, stock
Variable products	Advanced-variation products	Per-variation price, SKU, stock, image, attributes shared in one library
Grouped products	Bundle products	Parent-child structure preserved
WC Product Bundles	Bundle products	Per-variation bundle access rules
External / Affiliate	Catalog-only listings	Outbound URL and button text kept as product meta
Downloadable files	Product downloads	File names and per-variation conditions
Product categories	Categories	Parent-child hierarchy, name, slug, description
WC attributes (color, size, etc.)	Shared attribute library	Color swatches and image swatches carry over
Subscription products	Subscription variations	Interval, signup fee, trial days, billing limits

Orders & Transactions

WooCommerce	FluentCart	What stays the same
Orders	Orders	Original order ID, timestamps, invoice number
Order items	Order items	Unit price, quantity, tax, discount per line
Transactions	Transactions	Stripe payment intent IDs, PayPal transaction IDs
Refund orders	Refund transactions	Amounts distributed per item, full and partial
Billing address	Order address	Full address including company and phone
Shipping address	Shipping address	Full address preserved
Applied coupons	Applied coupons	Coupon code and discount amount per order
Order notes	Activity log	Content, timestamps, user attribution
Tax breakdown	Tax lines	Rates linked to the migrated tax rate that produced them

Order statuses mapped:

WooCommerce Status	FluentCart Order Status	FluentCart Payment Status
Completed	Completed	Paid
Processing	Processing	Paid
On Hold	On Hold	Pending
Pending	On Hold	Pending
Partially Refunded	Completed	Partially Refunded
Refunded	Canceled	Refunded
Cancelled	Canceled	Failed
Failed	Failed	Failed
Trashed / Draft	Skipped (not migrated)

Subscriptions

WooCommerce Subscriptions	FluentCart	What stays the same
Subscription record	Subscription	Status, interval, recurring amount, trial, dates
Stripe customer ID	Vendor customer ID	Stripe continues billing with saved card
PayPal payer ID	Vendor customer ID	Reference preserved for invoice-based renewals
Subscription notes	Activity log	Full note history preserved
Signup fee	Signup fee	Amount in cents
Trial period	Trial days	Converted to days
Bill times / length	Bill times	0 = until cancelled

Subscription statuses mapped:

WooCommerce Status	FluentCart Status
Active	Active (or Expired if end date passed, Trialing if trial active)
On Hold	Paused
Pending	Pending
Pending Cancel	Canceled (keeps remaining paid period)
Cancelled	Canceled
Expired	Expired
Switched	Canceled

Billing intervals mapped:

WooCommerce Interval	FluentCart Interval
Every day	Daily
Every week	Weekly
Every month	Monthly
Every 3 months	Quarterly
Every 6 months	Half Yearly
Every year	Yearly

Collection method (system vs manual billing):

Condition	FluentCart Billing
Stripe with saved pm_ payment method	System (auto-charge on next due date)
Stripe with legacy src_ or card_ tokens	Manual (invoice-based renewal)
PayPal billing agreement	Manual (invoice-based renewal)
Manual renewal flagged in WooCommerce	Manual (invoice-based renewal)
Offline or unknown gateway	Manual (invoice-based renewal)

Customers

WooCommerce	FluentCart	What stays the same
Customer from orders	Customer	Email, name, WordPress user link, country, city, state
Billing address	Address book entry	Full address with company, phone, email
Shipping address	Address book entry	Full shipping address
Registered users with no orders	Customer	Migrated separately from WC profile data

Coupons

WooCommerce	FluentCart	What stays the same
Percentage discounts	Percentage coupons	Code, amount, usage count
Fixed cart / product discounts	Fixed coupons	Amount converted to cents
Free shipping coupons	Free shipping coupons	Detected automatically
Usage limits	Coupon conditions	Max uses, per-customer limit
Min / max purchase amount	Coupon conditions	Amounts in cents
Product and category restrictions	Coupon conditions	Mapped to FluentCart product and category IDs
Expiry date	End date	Date preserved
Individual use flag	Stackable flag	Inverted: individual use = not stackable
Recurring / renewal coupons	Recurring coupons	Subscription renewal discounts preserved

Tax Rates

WooCommerce	FluentCart	What stays the same
Tax rates by country and state	Tax classes	Country and state-level rates generated and mapped
Tax-inclusive pricing	Tax inclusion setting	Inclusive or exclusive behavior preserved
Per-order tax lines	Tax line references	Each migrated order’s tax lines point at the rate that produced them

Store Settings

WooCommerce Setting	FluentCart Setting	Notes
Store name	Store name	Only fills empty values
Store address	Store address	Address, city, postcode, country, state
Currency	Currency	Code and position (before/after)
Decimal separator	Decimal separator	Comma or dot

Payment Gateway Mapping

WooCommerce Gateway	FluentCart Gateway
Stripe (all variants)	Stripe
PayPal (PPCP, PayPal Standard, etc.)	PayPal
Cash on Delivery	Offline Payment
Check / Bank Transfer (BACS)	Offline Payment
Paystack	Paystack
Airwallex	Airwallex
Other gateways	Passed through with original ID

The Migration Pipeline

Step	What it does	Resumable?
1. Store Settings	Syncs currency, address, and store name (only fills empty values)	Safe to re-run
2. Products	Migrates all products with categories, variations, bundles, downloads, and attributes	Re-run updates existing products in place
3. Tax Rates	Enables tax settings and generates FluentCart rates for all WooCommerce countries	Skips if already completed
4. Coupons	Migrates all coupons with product and category restrictions	Matches on code, updates existing
5. Orders	Migrates orders, customers, transactions, subscriptions, refunds, and activity notes	Tracks last page, resumes from next batch
6. Missing Customers	Picks up registered users (customer/subscriber roles) who never placed an order	Skips existing customers
7. Recount	Rebuilds coupon usage, customer lifetime value, subscription billing counts	Safe to run multiple times

WP-CLI Commands

# Full migration in one pass
wp fluent_cart_migrator migrate_from_woo --all

# Or step by step
wp fluent_cart_migrator migrate_from_woo --products
wp fluent_cart_migrator migrate_from_woo --tax_rates
wp fluent_cart_migrator migrate_from_woo --coupons
wp fluent_cart_migrator migrate_from_woo --payments
wp fluent_cart_migrator migrate_from_woo --missing-customers
wp fluent_cart_migrator migrate_from_woo --recount

# Preview before migrating
wp fluent_cart_migrator migrate_from_woo --stats

# Review failures
wp fluent_cart_migrator migrate_from_woo --log

What is not migrated (and why)

Not Migrated	Reason
Payment gateway API keys	Transaction records transfer; credentials never do
Email templates	FluentCart has its own notification system
Trashed and draft orders	Deliberately filtered out, these are not real transactions
Download history logs	WooCommerce file download tracking logs are not read
Third-party plugin metadata	Only known WooCommerce fields are parsed; custom meta from other plugins is not preserved
Refund reason text	Amounts and dates transfer; the reason is not extracted separately

Requirements

Requirement	Details
WooCommerce	Active on the same WordPress installation
FluentCart	Installed and activated
FluentCart Pro	Required only if migrating WC Subscriptions with system billing
PHP Memory	256 MB+ recommended for larger stores
WP-CLI	Required only for command-line workflows

Export the records you are already looking at

Finance wants a spreadsheet of last quarter’s orders. Support wants a list of every active license. Marketing wants the customers who bought a particular product. Until now each of those meant a workaround.

Orders, Customers, Subscriptions, and Licenses each gain an Export action under the More actions menu of their list screen. Choose the records to export: the current page, a selection, everything matching the current search and filters, or all records, and the dialog tells you when a filter is in play so a partial export is never a surprise. Choose CSV and pick the columns, or choose JSON and pick the related data to include, such as order items, addresses, transactions, and tax lines. The export streams to your browser with a progress bar and a cancel button, so a large store does not wait on a page that appears to have stalled. Payment credentials and activation secrets are never included, and spreadsheet formulas cannot be smuggled in through a cell. New role permissions cover who may export customers, subscriptions, and licenses.

The export engine ships with FluentCart Pro, and the dialog on a free store explains that plainly rather than failing quietly.

For store owners, reporting and reconciliation stop needing a developer; the data leaves FluentCart in the shape the next tool expects.

Numbers you can reconcile against the bank

A transaction’s timestamp in FluentCart used to be the moment FluentCart heard about it, which is not always the moment the money moved. Transactions now record and display the payment provider’s own settlement time for Stripe, PayPal, Mollie, Paddle, and Authorize.net, so the admin order view lines up with the provider’s dashboard and the bank statement.

The Order Sources report now accepts the same Advanced Filter as the Orders table, by product, customer, country, coupon, UTM fields, and more, applied to the comparison period too, so “which channel sold this product in Germany last month” is a filter, not an export. Report chart tooltips show exact, consistently formatted amounts with full country names. Ad click identifiers from Google, Microsoft, and Facebook are captured separately from UTM fields and listed on the order’s UTM card, so a paid click still gets credit when the buyer comes back a week later through a newsletter. Attribution is strictly last-touch, and every order, including renewals and admin-created ones, carries its source.

Improvements

Inventory at scale. The Inventory screen now makes a handful of database calls where it used to make hundreds, loads variants in pages with a Load More button, and computes stock totals on the server. Stores with thousands of variants open it in a moment rather than a long pause. The variant pricing drawer also gains an inline switch to turn on product-level inventory management without backing out to another panel.

Prices in every locale. Product prices with comma decimal or thousand separators now load and save correctly in the editor, and CSV import honors the shop’s decimal separator, so “1.234,56” means what it says.

License renewals that meet customers where they are. A customer whose subscription is cancelled but whose license is still active can now reactivate from their profile, and early renewal is allowed rather than refused. Software sellers can optionally attach a Release Manifest and Release Signature on a product’s License settings, delivered with every update check so customer sites verify a package before installing it.

Payments and redirects. The payment success URL is filterable on every gateway, and Stripe and Mollie hosted payments are confirmed before any custom redirect runs, so a developer’s redirect can no longer leave a payment unconfirmed. Mollie’s checkout method list is now requested with the real cart amount and currency, ending duplicate card icons and showing only recurring-capable methods on subscription checkouts. Stripe notifications from a mixed test and live setup resolve with the event’s own mode, with the reason logged when one cannot be matched.

Developer surface. Product regions such as image, title, price, quantity, and the buy buttons can be hidden per surface with the requesting builder identified, which makes catalog-mode stores and custom layouts straightforward. Paddle checkouts accept custom data from third-party code. A hook fires when a licensed product’s version changes, license check responses include customer name, masked email, and subscription status, S3 uploads can be set to never overwrite an existing file, and admin table sort options are extensible, with Coupons gaining an Expiry Date sort. Admin translations now flow through WordPress’s own translation system with contextual strings. An opt-in Edit Vendor IDs tool on the admin subscription page corrects a subscription’s Stripe or PayPal identifiers, with a Verify lookup and an activity-log entry. Dates throughout the admin follow the store’s WordPress date and time format settings, and the media modal toolbar is compatible with WordPress 7.1.

Fixes & Stability

Stripe and PayPal. A Stripe subscription checkout that failed at the card confirmation or 3D Secure step could leave the customer unable to retry for up to a day; the in-flight attempt is now reused or cleanly replaced, and the customer simply tries again. Card changes made at Stripe now show in FluentCart, duplicate saved-card records on a subscription no longer accumulate, and PayPal’s capture fallback no longer fails on an empty request.

Order delivery and email. A timing race could fire the order-paid moment twice, producing duplicate emails and duplicate integration runs; exactly one now wins. The admin order-paid email is sent after integrations have done their work, so its dynamic fields are filled. Subscription reactivation links from emails work after the customer logs in, and login redirects are hardened.

Licensing. A license now fetches only its own product’s package files. Lifetime detection handles legacy records, background errors on saving license settings are gone, and the Order Sources “Equals” filter on order hash and payer email matches again.

Money displayed correctly. The customer dashboard and the admin order screens show the order’s own currency rather than the store currency. The variant profit readout no longer shows one hundred times the real figure, and stock adjustments on an unsaved variant stay local until the variant exists.

Storefront and admin polish. Advanced-variation variants appear in the admin Add to Cart and Buy Now pickers. Downloadable files stored in nested folders on Cloudflare R2 and other S3-compatible storage download again. “Includes” filters on customer email and UTM fields match part of a value. The report product filter searches the whole catalog, fluctuation badges hide when comparison is off, dashboard report cards lose a permanent scrollbar strip, the export dialog no longer runs off-screen, and settings panels size correctly on mobile browsers. Order bumps stay off checkouts that cannot take extra items, such as payment links, renewals, installments, and upgrades. Add-on payment gateways keep their Active badge, the dashboard page-setup warning links to the right settings page, checkout no longer stalls if traffic attribution fails to load, Mollie payments with a custom success URL are confirmed properly, and the required billing address field is now optional on Mollie checkouts.

Security and maintenance. This release includes ongoing security audits and routine hardening across FluentCart core, FluentCart Pro, and the Migrator.

Download and install the Migrator

The Migrator is a separate plugin that runs alongside FluentCart. We keep it separate so we can iterate fast without shipping every update to the main plugin. It is in beta for now, so you grab it from us directly, not from the WordPress.org repo.

Download

Get the latest zip here.

It is also available from the GitHub repository.

Install

From your WordPress admin:

1. Go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin
2. Pick the zip you just downloaded
3. Click Install Now
4. Activate the plugin once it finishes installing

Or install it from inside FluentCart: go to Settings → Features & Addons → Plugin Addons, find FluentCart Migrator in the list, and install in a click.

Run the migrator

Once activated, a new menu shows up at FluentCart → Migrator in your admin sidebar. Open it and WooCommerce appears as a detected source when WooCommerce is active. The wizard starts from Step 1 and walks you through every stage. Back up your database first, run the migration on a staging copy, and connect FluentCart to the same Stripe account WooCommerce used so migrated subscriptions keep charging their saved cards.

Prefer the terminal? The WP-CLI commands are available right away, no extra setup needed. Stores with a large order history can run wp fluent_cart_migrator migrate_from_woo --all and the whole migration finishes without touching a browser.

Download and install FluentCart Customer Rights

FluentCart Customer Rights is a separate add-on for EU and German withdrawal (Widerrufsbutton) compliance. It ships independently so stores that need it can stay current without waiting for a core release.

Download

Get the latest zip here.

Install

From your WordPress admin:

1. Go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin
2. Pick the zip you just downloaded
3. Click Install Now
4. Activate the plugin once it finishes installing

Or install it from inside FluentCart: go to Settings → Features and Addons → Plugin Addons, find it in the list, and install in a click.

Download and install FluentCart Elementor Blocks

Download

Get the latest zip here.

Install

From your WordPress admin:

1. Go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin
2. Pick the zip you just downloaded
3. Click Install Now
4. Activate the plugin once it finishes installing

Or install it from inside FluentCart: go to Settings → Features and Addons → Plugin Addons, find it in the list, and install in a click.

Configure

Once it is active, open the new Withdrawal (EU) settings page. From there you configure button placement, form behavior, category exclusions, time windows, and notification emails.

Data export ships with FluentCart Pro. Everything else in this release arrives with the core and Pro updates.

Full Changelog

FluentCart Migrator 1.1.0-beta

• WooCommerce migration: products, orders, customers, coupons, tax rates, and subscriptions, via wizard or WP-CLI
• Resumable, re-runnable migration with duplicate protection

FluentCart Elementor Blocks 1.0.3

• Adds Template Library with 8 professionally designed store page templates for Shop, Single Product, Product Category, Cart, Checkout, Thank You, Customer Dashboard, and Campaign Landing pages.
• Adds automatic template seeding with version-aware updates, duplicate protection, and support for preserving user-created templates.
• Adds Cart widget with full FluentCart cart functionality, including items, quantities, totals, empty state, and styling controls.
• Adds Order Receipt widget with real-order previews, section controls, custom messages, action buttons, and styling options.
• Adds FluentCart shortcodes to Order Receipt custom texts with a shortcode picker in the editor.
• Adds Customer Dashboard widget with a labeled loading-skeleton preview in the Elementor editor.
• Adds styling controls to the Related Products widget for headings, grids, cards, titles, prices, and buttons.
• Adds styling controls to the Product Info widget for package descriptions, stock badges, Buy Now, and Add to Cart buttons.
• Adds Sale badges to Product Card, Products, Product Carousel, Related Products, and Product Info widgets.
• Adds Sold Out badges to the Products widget when out-of-stock products are enabled.

FluentCart Customer Rights 0.1.3

• Improved: Withdrawal notifications dispatch through core’s mailer with smartcode support for the email editor
• Fixed: A declined withdrawal request no longer blocks a new declaration
• Fixed: Dashboard onboarding warning now links to the Withdrawal (EU) settings screen
• Fixed: 18 untranslatable admin strings registered in the Withdrawal Requests table

Features

• Data export for Orders, Customers, Subscriptions, and Licenses in CSV or JSON (Pro)
• Export permissions per role
• Transaction settlement time from the payment provider
• Advanced Filter on the Order Sources report
• Ad click identifiers captured and shown on the order’s UTM card
• Signed release fields on product License settings (Pro)
• Opt-in Edit Vendor IDs tool on the admin subscription page
• Inline Inventory Management switch in the variant pricing drawer
• Developer controls to hide product regions per surface
• Developer hook for Paddle checkout custom data (Pro)
• Developer hook on licensed product version change (Pro)
• Developer option to prevent S3 file overwrites
• Developer-extensible admin table sorting; Coupons gain Expiry Date sort

Improvements

• Inventory screen speed with paged variants and Load More
• Export dialog labels and filter-applied flag
• Product prices with comma decimal separators in the editor and CSV import
• License renewal with early renewal and reactivation from the customer profile
• Traffic attribution is last-touch on every order
• Payment success URL filter across all gateways, confirmation-safe
• Mollie checkout method list using the real cart amount and currency (Pro)
• Stripe notifications for mixed test and live events
• Admin translations through WordPress’s translation system
• Report chart tooltips
• Addons screen for the renamed FluentCart Divi Modules
• Date display using the store’s WordPress date and time format settings
• WordPress 7.1 compatibility for the media modal toolbar
• Removed legacy non-working CSV export path

Fixes

• Stripe subscription checkout stuck after a failed card or 3D Secure step
• Stripe card changes not syncing and duplicate saved-card records
• PayPal capture fallback failing on an empty request
• Duplicate order-paid emails and integration runs
• Admin order-paid email sent before integrations ran
• Subscription reactivation links failing after login
• Licensed downloads limited to the license’s own product (Pro)
• Lifetime license detection and license settings save errors (Pro)
• Order Sources “Equals” filter on order hash and payer email (Pro)
• Mollie payments unconfirmed with a custom success URL (Pro)
• Order currency shown instead of store currency in dashboard and admin
• Add-on gateway Active badge in Payment settings
• Dashboard page-setup warning link for add-on pages
• Advanced-variation variants missing from admin product pickers
• Variant profit readout and stock adjustments on unsaved variants
• Nested-folder downloads on Cloudflare R2 and S3-compatible storage
• “Includes” filters on customer email and UTM fields
• Report product filter search and fluctuation badge display
• Order bump shown on checkouts that cannot take extra items
• Checkout blocked when attribution failed to load
• Settings panel heights on mobile, export dialog overflow, report-card scrollbar
• Required billing address made optional on Mollie checkouts (Pro)

Other Changes

• Removed all deprecated hook bridges from previous versions, check the full list here.