WooCommercePacking video proof for WooCommerce, from a free plugin
Search this category and almost everything you find is Shopify-only. PallasMark ships a plugin on WordPress.org and treats WooCommerce as a first-class store, not an afterthought.
Free plan · No card · Setup in minutes
If you run WooCommerce, you have probably noticed that the packing video tools everyone writes about assume you are on Shopify. That leaves WooCommerce sellers doing it by hand — a phone video in a folder, named after an order number, useless the moment someone asks whether it was edited. There is no reason the platform you chose should decide whether you can defend a dispute.
How it works
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Install the plugin
PallasMark for WooCommerce is free on WordPress.org. Install it the way you install any plugin; there is nothing to compile and no server access needed.
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Connect in a few clicks
The plugin exchanges a one-time token with PallasMark and provisions its own REST keys. You never copy a consumer key and secret into a form by hand.
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Orders arrive on their own
Order webhooks are signature-verified, and the store is identified from its own REST URL so two shops can never be confused for one another.
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Film while you pack
Open the order and record on the device already in the room. As with Shopify, a proof can be bound to a specific line item using Woo's item and product ids.
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The proof goes back to the order
The verify link is written back to the WooCommerce order through a queue, so a slow or briefly offline store delays the write instead of losing it.
Under the hood
Every value here is a behaviour in the product, not a plan or a promise.
What this integration does not do
The plugin does not send order, customer or product data to PallasMark on its own. Nothing leaves your site until you connect an account, and the only automatic call it makes is an installation ping carrying your site's public address and the plugin version — documented in the plugin's own privacy section.
- Plugin
- PallasMark for WooCommerce, free on WordPress.org
- Connection
- One-time token exchange, keys provisioned automatically
- Order intake
- Signature-verified webhooks
- Store identity
- Derived from the store's own REST URL
- Write-back
- Queued, so a slow store delays rather than drops the write
- Line-item proof
- Binds to item id, product id and variation id
- Seal
- SHA-256 on the original bytes, public verify page
Questions
Is the WooCommerce plugin free?
The plugin itself is free and published on WordPress.org. What it connects to is your PallasMark account, which has a free plan with no card. You only pay when your monthly order volume or retention needs outgrow the free tier.
Do I need to create REST API keys myself?
No. The plugin performs a one-time token exchange and provisions its own keys. Hand-copying a consumer key and secret is the step most WooCommerce integrations get wrong, and it is the step that most often ends up pasted into a support ticket.
What happens if my site is down when a proof is recorded?
The write-back is queued and retried. A store that is briefly unreachable delays the link appearing on the order; it does not lose it. The proof itself is already sealed in PallasMark regardless of what your store is doing.
Does it work with a WooCommerce store on any host?
Yes, as long as your site can receive the plugin's normal WordPress traffic and reach PallasMark over HTTPS. There is no requirement for a particular host, and nothing has to be installed on the server itself.
Connect your store and record one order
Free plan, no card. The first sealed proof takes about five minutes.