WooCommerce – API Manager

Manages APIs for software API Key activation/deactivation and software updates.

ncrease Customer Satisfaction by Providing Automatic Updates for Plugins and Themes.

Sell License Keys for Software and Automated Updates for Plugins and Themes

The WooCommerce API Manager secures your software with API License Key activations/deactivations, and provides automatic updates of plugins and themes to increase customer satisfaction and convenience. Easy updates is a powerful marketing tool that only a handful of companies have been able to offer, until now. Best of all, the WooCommerce API Manager is packed with features that eliminate support requests, increase customer satisfaction, and increase shop manager productivity, so you can focus on selling more products.

Key Features

• Automatically generated API License Key emailed to the customer after a product purchase.
• Amazon S3 is fully integrated to serve software files with secure links that expire.
• Secure automatic software updates through the WordPress dashboard.
• Offer software updates for a fee or for free, unlimited updates, updates based on a subscription, and updates based on a specified number of software activations.
• Sell software individually, as variable products with sliding scale pricing, as bundles, chained, grouped, composite, or any combination that drives sales.
• The option to sell an API License Key with multiple activations that can differ per variable product.
• Quick and easy product setup with a global settings option that automatically configures variable/child products.
• The customer’s My Account dashboard has all the information the customer needs to manage their software activations, and the power to delete activations for an API License Key, which helps eliminate customer support for these tasks.
• The shop manager and customer can both see the number of activations per API License Key, activations remaining, and all other relevant information to manage purchases, even for subscription products.
• Customer can email themselves a lost API License Key anytime using an automatically created form on the front end of the blog.
• The shop manager can send the customer their completed order at any time, which will contain the products and their API License Keys.
• The Order screen allows the shop manager to add/delete API License Keys, view/delete software activations, disable API Access, and change the number of activations per API License Key.
• The API sends custom error messages so customers know if there is a problem when activating/deactivating, or doing an update query.
• The WooCommerce Subscriptions extension is fully supported to sell subscription based API License Key activations.
• Customers can upgrade or downgrade their activations, if the product was purchased as a subscription, by switching their subscription in the My Account Dashboard.
• Software versions are updated on the activation section of the Order screen upon activation, and anytime the customer software does an update query.
• The download URL is customer order, product, and API License Key specific. The download URL hides the real location of the software file on your server to make it fully secure. The WooCommerce API Manager also checks authentication credentials for each customer automatically to ensure authorized customers can only download the software they purchased. To make it easier to upload software updates, the WordPress media library is used.
• If you already use the Software Add-On extension, no problem, your customers can access the WooCommerce API Manager until they switch over to their new WooCommerce API Manager api license key/s.
• The WooCommerce API Manager comes with an example plugin, an example theme, and pre-built PHP classes to speed development. If needed, Todd Lahman support can integrate the required WooCommerce API Manager code into your software.
• The WooCommerce API Manager offers too many features to list here. It is best to read the documentation to learn more.

Easy Configuration

The WooCommerce API Manager makes it easy to customize each specific product by using the API settings form. Information that appears on the plugin update information screen, such as the changelog, uses a page, so it is very easy to create, update, add images, video, or whatever you can do with the page editor in WordPress. Simple and variable products, even subscription products, can be configured to have their own unique API information, download file, and update information screen settings. For variable products that use the same settings, there is a global checkbox that allows a single form to be filled-in and applied to all variable products to save time, and eliminate possible duplication errors. On the Order screen, individual API License Keys can be configured as needed, added, or deleted. All relevant information is available at a glance when the API boxes are closed to make it quick and easy to find what you’re looking for. On the Order screen, API License Key activations are also organized to provide all relevant information to quickly find what you’re looking for. As an added benefit, customer software versions are updated whenever the client software performs an update query, or is activated, so you know which software version clients are using. The customer’s My Account dashboard makes it easy to see the status of API Keys, and to find what they are looking for. Sometimes a client might need to delete an API Key activation, but do not have access to their client’s blog, for example. No problem, there’s a delete button they can use to delete the activation without having to submit a support ticket. Informative messages are sent from the License and Update APIs to help customers understand if there is a problem. When customers pass along the message they received to support, it can help resolve issues very quickly, since the error messages have very clear solutions. Customers will see software update notices in the WordPress dashboard as they would any other plugin or theme. The customer can then update their software with a single click.

Documentation: WooCommerce API Manager Nulled

Requirements

• Install and activate the external free product WooCommerce
• WordPress installation (minimum version 4.6 or above)
• PHP (minimum version 5.6 or above)

General Installation/Update Instructions

• For general instructions on installing Wordpress Plugins, please read "How to install Wordpress Plugins"
• For general instructions on updating Wordpress Plugins, please read "How to update Wordpress Plugins"

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Changelog: WooCommerce API Manager Nulled - Version 3.3.5

2024-11-25 - version 3.3.5
* Dev: Add filter to toggle whether to update the API Resource expires value in orders after updating the expiration value in product variations
2024-10-29 - version 3.3.4
* Tweak: Show the actual API key under API resources activations in the admin meta box
* Fix: Subsequent purchases of an API product should be listed in the API keys in the My Account Area also when using individual per-product keys
* Fix: Update the expiring subscription email template to avoid producing an inoperable link due to a nonce generated by a cron job
* Fix: When switching between a variable product and a variable subscription containing API data, ensure the existing purchases are kept consistent with the previous settings

More Info at the Developer's website: WooCommerce API Manager Nulled

Here is the external link to the developer's website:

https://woocommerce.com/products/woocommerce-api-manager/

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