WooCommerce Email Attachments is a practical plugin WordPress extension designed to automate the process of adding files to store transaction emails. It enables merchants to attach invoices, warranty policies, user manuals, or digital terms directly to system-generated notifications based on specific product or order status triggers. This tool is ideal for digital storefronts, technical retailers, and legal entities looking to streamline customer onboarding and deliver essential documentation seamlessly within the WooCommerce ecosystem.
WooCommerce eMail Attachments
4 USD
| Plugin Name: | WooCommerce eMail Attachments |
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| Version: | 3.2.5 |
| Last Updated: | 2026-11-01 |
| Category: | Wordpress Plugin Premium (Pro) |
| Website usage limit: | Unlimited |
| Download: | Download |
| Info: | You need to subscribe to VIP or purchase this plugin to download. |
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100% Original & Safe
100% Original & Safe
Legal License
100% GPL License ⓘ
Unlimited Usage
Unlimited Domains & Websites
Continuous Updates
Lifetime Update Support ⓘ
Description
WooCommerce Email Attachments functions as an automated document-mapping extension that expands the default notification capabilities of your e-commerce platform. It eliminates the manual effort of sending post-purchase documentation by enabling store administrators to link specific downloadable files to core transactional mail streams instantly.
The plugin provides a central management interface within the WooCommerce settings panel, where website owners can assign PDF manuals, image certificates, or zip archives to global emails or individual product categories. It features comprehensive rule filters, allowing you to restrict attachments based on user roles, payment methods, or order status changes like completed or processing. WooCommerce Email Attachments executes file parsing efficiently during email runtime, ensuring no performance lag during checkouts while maintaining complete compatibility with standard SMTP setups, premium themes, and the current WordPress core structure.
