Move from installation to a verified recovery.
Use these guides to configure the plugin and test the complete WooCommerce return path.
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Saved cart Products, quantities, and variations
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Tokenized link A private return path
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Checkout Current store rules are checked again
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Attributed order An explicit recovery record link
Recommended setup order
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01
Install and activate
Confirm WooCommerce is active and complete the onboarding checks.
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02
Choose capture settings
Set guest tracking, abandonment timing, scan interval, and retention deliberately.
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Prepare delivery
Create the recovery email, send a test, and verify WordPress mail delivery.
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Run an end-to-end test
Abandon a staging cart, open the recovery link, pay, and confirm attribution.
Documentation paths
How it works
The capture, detection, reminder, restoration, and attribution lifecycle.
Inspect this capabilityPrivacy-first recovery
Consent, minimization, retention, and access-request considerations.
Inspect this capabilitySource and issues
Inspect the code and report reproducible problems on GitHub.
Inspect this capabilityNeed a source-level answer?
The plugin repository includes its usage manual and implementation documentation. Start with the public GitHub repository and include WordPress, WooCommerce, PHP, Cart Rebound, and checkout details when reporting an issue. Do not include customer personal data, secret keys, recovery tokens, or private checkout URLs in a public report.
Install the current release
Use WordPress.org for the public package and GitHub for source-level review.
- Install
- Create a test cart
- Restore checkout
- Verify the linked order