WooCommerce readiness

Make WooCommerce product and checkout flows easier for agents to parse.

WooCommerce stores vary widely by theme and plugin stack, so readiness starts with crawlable templates, explicit product metadata, and predictable cart behavior.

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Theme output

Check that important product copy, prices, variants, availability, canonical tags, and schema are present in the rendered HTML.

Compare server HTML with the hydrated product page
Confirm variable products expose every required attribute
Keep Product and Offer schema synchronized with WooCommerce data

Plugin conflicts

Bundled add-ons, popups, geolocation rules, and custom checkout fields can block agents. Document which fields are required and when.

Test cart and checkout with optimization plugins enabled
Document conditional fields introduced by payment and shipping plugins
Verify consent banners do not obscure required purchase controls

Checkout evidence

After payment handoff, maintain clear order, receipt, and status evidence so an agent can report what happened without exposing sensitive payment data.

Run an authorized checkout compatibility test.

Start with the implemented one-time test run today, then use the report and checklist pages to plan deeper store readiness work.

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