WWU RIGHT OF WITHDRAWAL FOR POPULAR ECOMMERCE PLATFORMS
WWU Right of Withdrawal for Popular Ecommerce Platforms compatibility with REEID Translate
WWU Right of Withdrawal for Popular Ecommerce Platforms compatibility with REEID Translate is being evaluated from available plugin evidence. Adds an EU statutory right-of-withdrawal workflow (“Withdraw from contract here”) for WooCommerce, FluentCart, and Easy Digital Downloads, including a two-step customer form and order status flagging (“withdrawal requested”). No specific visitor-facing translation surface is currently confirmed.
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AWAITING VERIFICATION
What the available evidence establishes for WWU Right of Withdrawal for Popular Ecommerce Platforms.
Official plugin information supports the compatibility context documented for this category.
AWAITING VERIFICATION
This integration has not yet been manually verified by REEID.
PLUGIN PROFILE
WWU Right of Withdrawal for Popular Ecommerce Platforms is documented in the Other category with 8 concrete capabilities identified in the current evidence.
EVIDENCE COVERAGE
Plugin capabilities are documented from available official evidence. Translation support is listed only when concrete visitor-facing content is explicitly established.
PLUGIN INTELLIGENCE
What the official plugin evidence shows
Plugin capabilities
- Adds an EU statutory right-of-withdrawal workflow (“Withdraw from contract here”) for WooCommerce, FluentCart, and Easy Digital Downloads, including a two-step customer form and order status flagging (“withdrawal requested”).
- Supports partial withdrawal by allowing customers to withdraw only selected items within an order during the withdrawal flow.
- Generates customer acknowledgement/receipt on a durable medium (e-mail, PDF copy, and a permanent verifiable link) that includes what was withdrawn plus the precise date/time.
- Maintains an append-only, tamper-evident, hash-chained log of withdrawal steps (and records refunds as part of the logged process).
- Provides exemption handling for conditional Art.
- 59 cases by capturing customer express consent + acknowledgement at checkout (for the relevant digital/service exemptions) and using that evidence to determine whether the withdrawal button is shown/hidden.
- Offers optional receipt timestamping/evidence anchoring via external providers (OpenTimestamps or RFC 3161/eIDAS qualified timestamp authority), described as opt-in and off by default; the plugin can retry failed stamps and surface unanchored records in admin.
- Exposes a read-only REST API (authenticated with a standard Application Password) to list requests and check an order’s withdrawal status, and optionally supports a signed webhook fired when a withdrawal is confirmed.
Distinctive features
Adds an EU statutory right-of-withdrawal workflow (“Withdraw from contract here”) for WooCommerce, FluentCart, and Easy Digital Downloads, including a two-step customer form and order status flagging (“withdrawal requested”). Supports partial withdrawal by allowing customers to withdraw only selected items within an order during the withdrawal flow. Generates customer acknowledgement/receipt on a durable medium (e-mail, PDF copy, and a permanent verifiable link) that includes what was withdrawn plus the precise date/time. Maintains an append-only, tamper-evident, hash-chained log of withdrawal steps (and records refunds as part of the logged process). Provides exemption handling for conditional Art. 59 cases by capturing customer express consent + acknowledgement at checkout (for the relevant digital/service exemptions) and using that evidence to determine whether the withdrawal button is shown/hidden. Offers optional receipt timestamping/evidence anchoring via external providers (OpenTimestamps or RFC 3161/eIDAS qualified timestamp authority), described as opt-in and off by default; the plugin can retry failed stamps and surface unanchored records in admin. Exposes a read-only REST API (authenticated with a standard Application Password) to list requests and check an order’s withdrawal status, and optionally supports a signed webhook fired when a withdrawal is confirmed. Includes GDPR/privacy-oriented behavior for evidence logging: anonymised IP committed to the tamper-evident log with configurable retention (10 years by default), separate handling/erasure of full IP, and an admin screen to list/export exemption consents (CSV).
CONTENT BOUNDARY
WWU Right of Withdrawal for Popular Ecommerce Platforms capabilities and translation scope are documented separately.
The available evidence documents plugin functionality, but does not currently establish a specific visitor-facing translation surface.
Functional capability alone is not treated as evidence that a value should be translated.
LIMITATIONS & QA
Verification notes
- This integration is documented for compatibility context. Visitor-facing translation scope is not listed for this category.
RELATED GUIDES
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INTEGRATION EVIDENCE
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REEID documents WWU Right of Withdrawal for Popular Ecommerce Platforms functionality separately from evidence-backed translation support so compatibility claims remain specific and testable.
Translation scope will be published when concrete visitor-facing content is established by evidence.