by Vanquish 5 (3 reviews)

Vanquish Attach Me – Order & Product Attachments for WooCommerce

Name: Vanquish Attach Me – Order & Product Attachments for WooCommerce
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)
Author: Vanquish

Order and product attachments for WooCommerce: attach files, show them to the customer and send them with the order emails.

Vanquish Attach Me ranks #28,351 among WordPress.org plugins with 20+ active installations, is #4,119 of 14,124 in the E-commerce category, a 5/5 rating from 3 reviews, and was last updated Oct 30, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4

v1.11.1 Current Version v1.11.1

Updated 3 days ago Last Update on 30 Oct, 2026

Refreshed 3 days ago Last Refreshed on

#4,119 of 14,124 in E-commerce Top 50% by installs Downloads -44.5% this week Actively maintained

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Plugin Details

Version: 1.11.1
Last Updated: Oct 30, 2026
Requires WP: 5.8+
Tested Up To: 7.1.4
PHP Version: 7.4 or higher
Author: Vanquish

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Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5
Reviews: 3
Support Threads: 3
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Vanquish Attach Me – Order & Product Attachments for WooCommerce

In a folder inside your uploads directory, three ways round at once. The plugin writes the rules that close a directory to direct access, in the forms Apache and IIS understand. Because nginx honours neither, the path is unguessable as well: each order's files sit under a directory name derived from a secret the plugin generates for your site, rather than from the order number, and every stored file keeps its own name with twelve random characters added. And the way in is the only way in: every download goes through a signed link, which checks whether the person asking placed that order or can manage the shop. There is no switch for any of this. A file attached to an order is private by definition, and an option to serve it insecurely would only ever be turned on by mistake.

Yes. Files are sent to the server in pieces small enough to clear upload_max_filesize and post_max_size, so neither caps what you can attach. The screen shows the maximum it will accept.

Both work. A media library file keeps its own public address in wp-content/uploads — that is how the media library works — so if a file must not be reachable by anyone holding its URL, upload it through the plugin instead of adding it to the library. An external URL is only ever a link: the plugin does not fetch somebody else's file to attach it to your emails.

Yes, with HPOS and with the classic order storage.

No. Your settings, your texts, the files on your products and the files on every order are converted for you. The importer runs from Attach Me → Settings → Import old data, a tab that appears as soon as the old plugin's data is found. It shows how much is left as it goes, and finishes in the background if you close the tab. An order is also converted the first time somebody opens it, whatever happened before. Your files stay where they are on disk and keep working, and the old plugin's download links are still understood. A customer with an account follows one after signing in, and so do you. A link to a guest order's file needs one thing more than the link. Those old URLs were built as ?wcam_id=<order number>-<0, 1, 2...>, which anybody can type out, and a guest order has no account to check the visitor against — so on its own such a link is not proof of anything, and is refused. It works when the request also carries the order key, which is the token WooCommerce puts in the order links it emails: following the file from the customer's own order page works, pasting the bare old URL does not. The old plugin's data is left in place rather than deleted, so nothing is destroyed by importing. You can keep both installed while you check the result, then deactivate the old one.

Yes: proofs are its successor, in Premium. Under Attach Me → Settings → Proofs / File approval, a card appears on any site that has its data, and imports it in one go: each file becomes a proof on its order, with its conversation, the files the customer sent and the customer's answer, each with its date. Its settings and preset answers can come along too. Nothing of the old plugin is changed or deleted, and the import can be run again: what was already imported is skipped. File Approval replaced a file when a new one was sent and kept no history of it, so each proof starts with one version: the file as it is now. The files your customers sent are copied into the protected folder; File Approval kept them in a public one.

Partly, and without doing anything. This plugin has a new name for its translations, so a translation made for "WooCommerce Attach Me!" or "WooCommerce File Approval" (with Loco Translate, say) does not apply to it as it is. But many texts did not change — "Attachments", "Download / View", "Approve", "Reject", "Approved", "Rejected" among them — and for those, when this plugin has no translation of its own, it uses yours. It finds the old files where WordPress and Loco Translate keep them, so the old plugin does not have to stay installed; nothing is copied or changed. Attach Me → Settings → Import old data shows whether one was found for your language. The texts that changed are translated like the rest of the plugin, with Loco Translate for example, and the ones your customers see can also be set under Attach Me → Settings → Texts. The wording you had written in the old plugin's settings is imported with them.

No. The premium package is the same plugin with more in it. Everything described above under "free features" works the same either way, and the settings you have already made are untouched by activating a licence.

There are monthly, yearly and lifetime plans, for one site up to ten. The current prices are on the pricing page. To order, install and activate the free version, then go to Attach Me → Upgrade in your WordPress admin. The plans and a secure checkout, handled by Freemius, are right there, and the same screen walks you through activating Premium on your site.

Yes, and it is strongly recommended. The free version on WordPress.org is the same plugin with fewer features: install it on your own site, with your own theme, and check that the attachments look right on your order pages, your product pages and in your emails before upgrading. Premium adds features on top of it, on the same foundations.