Question 1

Which couriers does QuickShipper cover?

Accepted Answer

QuickShipper aggregates Georgia's major last-mile carriers — Glovo, Wolt, Go Delivery (car + scooter), Deliverers, OnWay, Easy Way, Georgian Post — plus scheduled routes. The plugin exposes whatever your QuickShipper account is contracted with; no separate integration per courier.

Question 2

Do I pick one courier or let the customer pick?

Accepted Answer

Every active courier × speed shows up as its own radio option at checkout. The customer picks — and the plugin sorts them by price, speed, or QuickShipper's own order, depending on your preference.

Question 3

When is the shipment actually created?

Accepted Answer

On the WooCommerce order status you configure. Default is Processing (i.e. right after successful payment). You can also pick Completed, a custom status, or disable auto-create and make shipments manually from the order-edit screen.

Question 4

What happens if QuickShipper is unreachable at checkout?

Accepted Answer

The plugin has a 5-second hard timeout on every checkout-time API call. On failure it falls back to a flat-fee you configure on the shipping method — checkout never hangs, never errors out. The shipment-create job retries in the background.

Question 5

Can customers track their order?

Accepted Answer

Yes. When QuickShipper creates the shipment it returns a tracking URL, which the plugin stores on the order and surfaces in the customer's order email + My Account → Order detail page via a shortcode. A "Powered by QuickShipper" brand mark is optional on the checkout rate list.

Question 6

Do I need to handle webhooks manually?

Accepted Answer

No — the plugin generates a secret receiver URL for your site and registers it with QuickShipper through their API on one click from the Dashboard. Optional IP allowlist tightens the gate further. Every incoming event updates the matching WooCommerce order and (optionally) transitions its status.

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