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Patrick Rauland
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Patrick Rauland is obsessed with WooCommerce. He has used it as a customer, worked for WooCommerce support, developed core functionality in WooCommerce itself, led three releases, and helped plan their yearly conference (WooConf). He now helps people by writing his blog, creating courses for LinkedIn Learning/Lynda, and writing books. Patrick is also the co-founder of WooSesh, an online conference for WooCommerce developers and store owners. Patrick lives in Denver, Colorado, where you can probably find him at a local coffee shop, typing away
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Setting up WooCommerce POS

WooCommerce POS is a plugin built on top of WordPress. It’s similar to WooCommerce, the core plugin, which is free and available on GitHub (https://github.com/kilbot/WooCommerce-POS). It also has premium features that you can unlock by buying a license.

We’re going to explore the free version that anyone can experiment with. Follow these steps to set up the POS:

  1. In your WooCommerce site, go to Plugins | Add New.
  2. Search for WooCommerce POS. The plugin is shown in the following screenshot:
Figure 7.1: WooCommerce POS on WordPress.org

Figure 7.1: WooCommerce POS on WordPress.org

  1. Now, you can install and activate the plugin.

Testing WooCommerce POS

WooCommerce POS uses the same database as your WooCommerce site. This is great in many ways but it also means that if you experiment with WooCommerce POS, it’s easy to clutter up your database. So, if you experiment with this POS system, I recommend you do so with a test site...

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Patrick Rauland is obsessed with WooCommerce. He has used it as a customer, worked for WooCommerce support, developed core functionality in WooCommerce itself, led three releases, and helped plan their yearly conference (WooConf). He now helps people by writing his blog, creating courses for LinkedIn Learning/Lynda, and writing books. Patrick is also the co-founder of WooSesh, an online conference for WooCommerce developers and store owners. Patrick lives in Denver, Colorado, where you can probably find him at a local coffee shop, typing away
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