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# Woocommerce Custom Order Status Manager

#### Introduction

The WooCommerce Custom Order Status Manager addon enhances the functionality of the Spark Email Editor by allowing users to create, modify, and manage custom order statuses in WooCommerce. This document outlines the installation, features, and usage of the addon.

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Make sure you have already installed and activated the Spark Email Editor plugin. Please note that the Addon explained in this doc can be accessible only in the PRO version. Do More with the PRO Version

Get [Spark Email Editor](https://sparkeditor.com/pricing/) plugin & [Woocommerce Custom Order Status Manager](https://sparkeditor.com/add-ons/woocommerce-custom-order-status-manager/) Addon
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**Requirements :-**&#x20;

* Woocommerce
* [Spark Email Editor PRO](https://sparkeditor.com/pricing/) plugin
* The [Woocommerce Order Status Manager](https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-custom-order-status-for-woocommerce/) for Woocommerce&#x20;
* The "[Woocommerce Custom Order Status Manager](https://sparkeditor.com/add-ons/woocommerce-custom-order-status-manager/)" compatibility pack

**Scenario**

Let's Create a "Shipping" order status Email Template.

1. Navigate to the Wordpress Dashboard -> Woocommerce -> Order Status -> Add New Order Status.

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2. Create a new order status and enable the options " Edit Mode" and "Email Notification"

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3. Navigate back to the Spark Email Editor and filter the templates for "Custom order Status"

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4. Select the Template "Delivery" and select the template design.

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Edit and configure the template based on your requirements and save the Template.

5. After an Order is placed by the customer, Navigate to the Woocommerce -> Orders and select order status for that order. (Eg :- Delivery)

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6. In the Order, select the Order Action. This will redirect with the Spark Email editor template and send the Mail to the customer.

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7. Here is a screenshot of the "Delivery" mail received by the customer.

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**NOTE** :- It is necessary to have the PRO version of the Spark Email Editor plugin and the 3rd party plugin for the Addon to function it's duties efficiently.

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The Woocommerce Custom Order Status Manager Addon can be purchased from [here](https://sparkeditor.com/add-ons/woocommerce-custom-order-status-manager/).
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**Still unclear ?**\
Please submit a [support request](https://sparkeditor.com/support/). We are always happy to assist you :)


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