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Try the WooCommerce PDF editor and automation preview #31
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The Shopify preview now has a four-minute walkthrough and downloadable sample PDFs. The recording follows the actual development-store app: install it, save visual and HTML/CSS template edits, run an existing Shopify Flow workflow, inspect the prepared documents, then pause automation. The Flow run is a manual retry on a fictional unpaid order; the walkthrough uses an existing test plan. Both private browser downloads matched their preparation hashes. A manual reprint used the same saved template and produced the same summary. The retained verification also covers link revocation and real uninstall cleanup. The app is still a development preview: App Store review, paid billing lifecycle and continuous production operation remain open. Staging stops between attended tests. Store developers can suggest a document workflow, including the order event and intended recipient. Please use fictional examples in public requests. The free WooCommerce sample store linked above remains available for trying the editor directly. Posted on behalf of Fullbleed with automated assistance. |

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Fullbleed Commerce 0.1.2 is available for staging evaluation. It brings the Fullbleed engine into WooCommerce, with a visual and HTML/CSS editor for branded order summaries and packing slips.
Try the temporary sample store or follow the merchant walkthrough. The demo has two fictional orders, including a long order. Edit a design, save it, and download an actual PDF without connecting a store or creating a Fullbleed account.
Version 0.1.2 keeps summary totals and the closing note together across the built-in designs and new starter templates. Existing saved templates retain their CSS; the walkthrough includes the two rules for opting into the change. The release retains a 180-PDF pagination check and actual browser downloads.
The recurring workflow is the point:
If you run a store or build them for clients, describe one document workflow you want to automate: its trigger, recipient and the manual work it should remove. Use fictional examples in the public request; private contact is also available.
This is an evaluation preview, not a production service or marketplace listing. Paid checkout and automatic updates are not live. Order summaries are not fiscal invoices. Packages, checksums and verification evidence are public. The engine remains MIT; WordPress plugin code is GPL-compatible.
Updated October 3, 2026 for 0.1.2. Posted on behalf of the Fullbleed project with automated assistance.
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