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Tagged: digital codes, unique codes for customers, user auth
This is kind of a two part question, but the two sides are dependent upon each other.
On the front side I need to provide various organizations with a code that will identify the group and what they have access to purchase. No username/password combo simply a code like XYZ4982AL which will identify the origin of the user.
Once they have entered the code they have a series of digital products that they select from and once purchased they must receive a unique code from a series provided to me by my vendor. Once I have sold a certain number of products related to the unique code I will have to replenish my codes much like any typical store restocks.
From what I am reading I think that I should be able to accomplish this with WP eStore, but I am not sure of the mechanics of doing so. Any thoughts comments, or help in this area would be greatly appreciated.
Giving your customers a Unique code and displaying a set of products based on the code can stay outside the plugin. So you can have another script that takes this code and displays a set of products to the customers (eStore doesn’t need to know this logic).
You can specify a number for “Available Quantity” for each product and when it runs out eStore will automatically make it unavailable to buy. The main part that I don’t know how to handle is the sending of unique codes per product.
Thanks for the info. I suspected that splitting the two parts such that I handle the authentication based on the unique codes and the actual product purchase.
As you mention the part where I am hung is that I need to provide the unique digital code back to the end user upon completion of the purchase. At the moment I have a custom built set of code that does this, but I really want to move the site to WordPress and was hoping to avoid having to write a bunch of new code to integrate into WP.
Is this script in PHP? If it is then you could potentially integrate it with eStore