Plindor Shield for WooCommerce compatibility with REEID Translate

Plugin capabilities

• WooCommerce checkout restriction based on customer IP address and billing phone number, including blocking duplicate/fake orders by preventing order creation at checkout when limits are exceeded.
• Configurable enforcement thresholds: an “allowed attempts” count before restriction applies, and a configurable waiting period (hours) before a restricted customer can place another order.
• Configurable definition of “confirmed” order statuses: once a prior order reaches one of the selected statuses, the customer can order again (i.e., those orders stop counting toward the restriction).
• Support for allowlisting and blocklisting: trusted IPs/phones can be whitelisted for unlimited ordering, and abusive IPs/phones can be manually blocked with blocks persisting until removed.
• Manual block behavior: manually blocked IP/phone entries are always blocked until removed from the plugin’s Block Ip List screen (no automatic unblocking described).
• User-facing restriction feedback: when restricted, the plugin shows a friendly popup at checkout (described as powered by SweetAlert2) and can include optional “Call Us” and “Visit our Facebook Page” buttons.
• Integration coverage for checkout flows: described as working with standard WooCommerce checkout, CartFlows, and custom order forms via hooks into the checkout validation process and a backup check on order creation for custom flows that might skip validation.
• Local-only data handling for detection: stores customer IP address, billing phone number, and WooCommerce order ID locally in the WordPress site database for duplicate/suspicious-order detection; described as not sending data externally, not collecting analytics, and not sharing customer information with third parties.