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Conformitico Recesso 54-bis for WooCommerce

Name: Conformitico Recesso 54-bis for WooCommerce
Author: Conformitico

Right-of-withdrawal toolkit (Directive 2023/2673): form, checkout consents, model form, Article 16 exclusions. With or without WooCommerce.

Conformitico Recesso 54-bis for WooCommerce ranks #27,541 among WordPress.org plugins with 10+ active installations, is #4,463 of 12,560 in the E-commerce category, and was last updated Sep 22, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.2

v1.2.0 Current Version v1.2.0

Updated 1 day ago Last Update on 22 Sep, 2026

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Plugin Details

Version: 1.2.0
Last Updated: Sep 22, 2026
Requires WP: 6.0+
Tested Up To: 7.1.2
PHP Version: 7.4 or higher
Author: Conformitico

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Conformitico Recesso 54-bis for WooCommerce

No — the plugin works right after activation with sensible defaults: the "Withdraw from contract" button appears for orders in Processing and Completed status (with WooCommerce), and a "Right of withdrawal" page is prepared as a draft for you to review and publish; notifications go to the site admin email. The optional two-step quick setup, reachable from the activation notice or from Recesso 54-bis → Overview, only lets you confirm the notification email and the eligible order statuses — everything else can be fine-tuned later under Settings, with no obligation to do so.

No, not by default. The 14-day period legally starts when the goods are delivered (or, for digital content, when the download begins) — a date the shop cannot detect automatically — so auto-rejecting on the order or completion date could turn away customers who are still within their legal window. Instead the plugin flags requests that look past the approximate window in the admin notification and lets you check the real delivery date and decide. You can tune the advisory calculation (order date vs. completion date, plus grace days) under Recesso 54-bis → Settings. If your start date is reliable (services, digital content, shop pickup, predictable carriers) you can switch the Deadline enforcement setting from Advisory to Strict, which hides the button and blocks new requests once the deadline plus grace days has passed. Advisory is the default and the safe choice for goods with unpredictable delivery.

Use the single Withdrawal status dropdown, available per category and per product: By category: edit a category under Products → Categories and pick a status — for example Other Article 16 exception for perishable or custom-made goods, or Digital content (Art. 16(m)) for sealed digital content. Every product in that category and its descendants inherits it. By product: edit the product, open the General tab and pick a status. The default is Inherit from category; pick any other value (including Standard) to override for that product only. When a request lands on an order with excluded items, the plugin flags it but never auto-rejects it, because a partial withdrawal over the non-excluded items can still be valid — the admin reviews and decides.

Page builders such as Divi, Elementor, Bricks or ShopLentor render their own single-product template and skip the standard WooCommerce hook where the notice is injected. Drop the [r54b_avviso_esclusione] shortcode into your product layout (most builders have a "Shortcode" element) and the notice will print for the current product whenever it is flagged as excluded. With no attributes it resolves the product being viewed; pass id="123" to target a specific product.

Mandatory (Art. 16(m)) for digital content: the customer must accept it to complete the order; without it recorded, the customer keeps the 14-day right even after accessing the content. Optional (Art. 14(4)(a)) for services started within the window: if accepted, the trader may charge a pro-rated amount on an early withdrawal; without it, an early withdrawal forces a full refund. Each checkbox appears only when the cart needs it, on both the classic checkout and the WooCommerce Checkout block. The exact text shown, the accepted/declined state, timestamp, IP and user agent are stored on the order. Both checkboxes can be enabled or disabled and fully re-worded under Recesso 54-bis → Settings → Checkout consent.

The right of withdrawal protects consumers (natural persons acting outside their trade or profession), not business buyers, but the plugin never decides that for you. Enable Consumer self-declaration under Recesso 54-bis → Settings and the form shows a required checkbox where the buyer declares they purchased as a consumer; a business that cannot declare it self-excludes, and the declaration is stored with the request as proof. It is off by default. The r54b_show_consumer_check filter lets you decide per order (VIES validation, a customer-type field, etc.).

Yes. It is generated dynamically from your shop name, address and contact email, with an optional trader phone from settings. It appears as a collapsible block below the public form and has a printable view on the same page. Providing this model is a pre-contractual information obligation under Art. 6(1)(h) of Directive 2011/83/EU; the online function added by Directive 2023/2673 complements but does not replace it.

It is a SHA-256 hash computed from the request data (post ID, customer name, email, order reference, scope, order date and submission timestamp). The customer keeps the email as tamper-evident proof on a durable medium. If a dispute arises later, recompute the hash from the stored fields with the r54b_compute_receipt_hash() helper and confirm the original submission was not altered.

Each request is a private custom post type entry (r54b_richiesta), not publicly accessible from the frontend, managed under the top-level Recesso 54-bis menu. Because each request holds personal data (name, email, IP), you choose under Recesso 54-bis → Settings → Permissions which roles, besides the administrator, may view and manage them. The administrator always has access.

Yes. The plugin declares HPOS compatibility on load.