Wahid Chat Ordering for WooCommerce

Wahid Chat Ordering for WooCommerce adds a “chat to order” button to your WooCommerce single product pages. When a customer clicks the button, it opens WhatsApp (or Messenger) with a message already filled in — including the product name, selected size/color/variation, price, and a link back to the product — so you receive a complete order inquiry straight to your phone.

This is ideal for stores that take orders manually over WhatsApp, or that want to offer a low-friction “ask before you buy” option next to the normal Add to Cart button.

Key features

• Adds a WhatsApp order button to WooCommerce single product pages.
• Works with both simple and variable products — the currently selected size/color/attributes are read automatically before the message is built.
• Fully customizable message template with placeholders: {product_name}, {variation}, {price}, {url}, {sku}.
• Choose where the button appears: before Add to Cart, after Add to Cart, or after the product summary.
• Optionally restrict the button to specific product categories.
• Optional Facebook Messenger button alongside WhatsApp.
• No tracking, no external API calls, no analytics. The order link is built entirely in the visitor’s browser when they click the button.
• Lightweight: vanilla JavaScript, no jQuery dependency, assets only load on single product pages.
• [wahco_order_button] shortcode as a manual fallback for themes or page builders that override the default single product template.

Requires WooCommerce

This plugin adds functionality to WooCommerce single product pages and requires WooCommerce to be installed and active.

Privacy / External Services

This plugin does not send data to any third-party server, does not set cookies, and does not track visitors. When a shopper clicks the order button, their browser opens a wa.me (WhatsApp) or m.me (Messenger) link directly — these are Meta/WhatsApp’s own standard “click to chat” URL formats, and the request is initiated by the visitor’s browser, not by this plugin’s server-side code. No API keys or credentials are required, and no data is transmitted unless and until the visitor themselves chooses to click the button and send the message.