RouteLift for WooCommerce

RouteLift for WooCommerce is the official integration plugin for the RouteLift logistics platform. Dispatch same-day deliveries directly from your WooCommerce order screen, get live price estimates before committing, and keep customers informed with real-time tracking codes embedded in their order emails and account pages.

Key Features

• One-click delivery creation – Push any order to RouteLift directly from the WooCommerce order edit screen.
• Live price estimates – Get an accurate delivery fee breakdown before dispatching.
• Automated dispatch – Optionally auto-create deliveries when an order reaches a configured status (e.g. Processing).
• Real-time tracking – Tracking codes are stored on the order and surfaced on the customer’s account page and in transactional emails.
• Multiple payment methods – Wallet, cash, invoice, or bank transfer.
• Status refresh – Refresh the delivery timeline from the order admin panel at any time.
• Sandbox / Production toggle – Switch between live and sandbox environments at any time.
• Debug logging – Optionally log all API traffic to WooCommerce → Status → Logs.

Third-Party Services

This plugin connects to the RouteLift API to create, estimate, and track deliveries. When a delivery is created or estimated, order data (pickup address, customer name, delivery address, phone number, and item details) is transmitted to RouteLift’s servers.

• Service: RouteLift logistics platform
• API endpoint (sandbox): https://sandbox-integrations.routelift.com/v1
• API endpoint (production): https://integrations.routelift.com/v1
• Privacy policy: https://routelift.com/privacy
• Terms of service: https://routelift.com/terms

Data is only sent when a store admin explicitly requests a delivery estimate or creates a delivery, or when the auto-create feature is enabled and an order reaches the configured trigger status. No data is transmitted to RouteLift during normal store browsing or checkout unless the store admin has enabled the checkout estimate feature.

Debug logging note: When the optional debug logging feature is enabled (WooCommerce → Settings → Integrations → RouteLift → Enable Logging), API request and response bodies are written to the WooCommerce system log. These logs may contain customer personally identifiable information (PII) such as names, delivery addresses, and phone numbers. Disable logging in production environments when not actively troubleshooting, and restrict log file access appropriately.