Feature Requests

Hello, I would like change the steps of the checkout (Today I have 3 steps), I want make it in just 2…. For ex: 1 step = Details and Address (one page) 2 step = Payment

We would like to ask for adding Klarna and Clearpay payments into express checkout box (next to paypal and apple google pay)

Would love to see an option to make the checkout right side window more compact. Right now there are big margins, large photos, and large descriptions making it difficult to see at a glance, especially if there is more than one or two products. I’ve attached an example of a Shopify store that does this…

I want to bring route protection option on checkout page after contents of a step.

I want to add an one more step (Shipping state) before placing order on checkout page where my all the shipping options and route protection will exist.

is it possible to have the option to bring through the email address used in the checkout process on to the thankyou page?

We use a plugin called "Tax Exempt for Woocommerce" which allows us to exempt users from paying tax if they're a business. The functionality is not showing up in Flux checkout

– address autocomplete (google does not check if the customer has entered a house number and if it is an existing address) – address validation – e-mail/telephone validation

Currently, the default country code selector is based on the woocommerce store address. If, for example, a customer from Belgium enters my German store, it will automatically set its country code selector to Belgium, just as woocommerce already does with automatic determination of the customer's country based on geolocation.

woocomerce error messages when it comes to checkout are misleading. In a multistep checkout is ever worse. The customer should be able to know right away to prevent errors and delayed checkouts.

Woocommerce collect the email addresses of abandoned shopping carts, only when it is a validated order with failed payment. It would be really useful to have all the emails collected as well, as soon as they are typed in the “email” bar at the first checkout stage. That way, if people don’t complete their order,…

It can be tedious to remove many items from a cart if a customer is testing an order- a clear cart button would be helpful!