Plugin "Restricting access to storefront orders" for the "Shop" app allows you to restrict manager access to orders from different store websites.
Flexible access customization:When running an online store with multiple websites, managing orders can be complex and require dividing responsibilities among different managers. Plugin "Restricting access to storefront orders" helps maintain order and operational security by precisely defining who has access to which data.
Restricting access to orders reduces the risk of accidental or intentional violation of customer privacy. Managers only have insight into orders from assigned websites, which significantly limits the potential attack surface.
Thanks to the feature of assigning permissions to specific websites, managers do not process orders outside their scope. This eliminates mistakes in order fulfillment and speeds up the customer service process.
The store administrator can quickly set permissions for individual managers or entire groups. The access management panel is integrated with the permission system of the "Shop" app, ensuring consistency and ease of use.
Plugin works well both in small stores with several product categories and in large sales networks operating in different regions or countries. The ability to manage access based on the company's organizational structure ensures full solution scalability.
Plugin "Restricting access to storefront orders" is fully compatible with the latest versions of the "Shop" app and supports store development through better process organization. The module is updated along with system development and adapted to changes in the Shop-Script platform. This ensures that your solution will always be up-to-date and secure.
| Technical specifications | |
Developed for | Shopy-Script |
Localization settings | English, Polish, Russian |
UI backend support | 1.3, 2.0 |
Software type | Plugin |
Free | Yes |
| Developer and version plugins | |
Designer (programmer) | Westering Studio |
License | LGPL |
Version | 1.0.0.3.2.wsp |
Update | 05/15/2025 |