we'll be covering the checkout settings
in this video settings like enabling
guest checkout and ordering your payment
gateways are in this tab so let's get
started head to WooCommerce settings
then checkout here we start on the
checkout options submenu under the
checkout process section you can first
enable or disable coupons as well as
Telugu commerce to calculate coupon
discounts sequentially if you select
calculate coupon discounts sequentially
think of WooCommerce applying coupons
one at a time for example let's say a
customer's current order is $100 and
they have a 10% off coupon and a Tony
percent off coupon if applied
sequentially WooCommerce will first take
10% off of $100 to get $90 it then takes
20% off of the remaining $90 equalling
the cart total of $72 if it's left
unchecked WooCommerce will combine these
two coupons essentially into one 30
percent off coupon equaling a $70 cart
total going this route as you can see
the discounts are less when applied
sequentially so choose appropriately for
your store either way coupons can be a
powerful part of your sales and
marketing strategies we've got more
documentation if you want to learn
everything about trading coupons and
WooCommerce select the link in the top
right to switch gears to coupons moving
on the next section checkout process let
you enable or disable guest checkout as
the name suggests with guest checkout
enabled a customer can check out without
being forced to create an account if you
want all customers to create an account
and/or login to checkout uncheck enable
gas check out the for secure checkout
setting is something we highly recommend
you use it's even required along with an
SSL certificate if the payment gateways
you're using accept cards directly on
your store even if payments are made
off-site we still suggest you use an SSL
certificate and for secure checkout as
your store collects personal information
your customers expect you to protect be
sure you have an SSL certificate
installed yourself or by your host or
developer with for secure checkout
enabled another check box will appear
title force HTTP when leaving checkout
this forces all pages to load over HTTP
other than checkout next we have your
checkout pages if you use our quick
setup wizard the cart and checkout pages
will already be set nonetheless you can
change the pages you want Commerce to
use for the cart checkout and terms and
conditions page if needed be certain you
have a cart and checkout page set
otherwise no customers will be able to
check out the terms and conditions page
is optional but if you do set a page for
this customers will need to select a
checkbox to agree to your terms and
conditions before they can finish
checking out the next section title
check out endpoints contain the pay
order received add delete and set
default payment method endpoints these
endpoints are added to your checkout
page URLs to handle specific actions
during the checkout process if you are
going to make your own make sure they
are unique and don't appear anywhere
else on your site otherwise you can
break or cause issues with your checkout
process now we're to the exciting
section that covers the payment gateways
you offer we include a few gateways with
WooCommerce there are three offline
methods meaning payment doesn't happen
online those are backs or direct bank
transfer check payments and cash on
delivery and then three online methods
PayPal standard PayPal power by
Braintree and stripe PayPal centers
included in WooCommerce while PayPal
powered by Braintree and stripe are free
plugins on wordpress.org you may have
added them to your store if you use the
quick setup wizard otherwise you can
quickly download them from wordpress.org
and get them going first select the link
in the top right to get paypal power by
Braintree for your store if that's not
your flavor select the link in the top
right now to get stripe for your store
no also check your installed plugins
under plugins installed plugins you may
already have them and just need to
activate these two gateways don't be
scared if you activate PayPal powered by
Braintree you'll notice it adds two
different payment gateways an option for
using credit cards and one for using a
PayPal account this gives you a level of
control if you wanted to only accept
cards only PayPal accounts or both
within the payment gateways section you
can reorder your gateways see their ID
and see what is enabled with one quick
view by dragging a gateway via its
hamburger menu you can put them in your
preferred order the gateway you put
first if enabled will be the one that is
selected by default at checkout for your
customers to go into a specific gateway
settings you can either select its name
in the Gateway column or head to the top
of the page and select their respective
submenu there for brevity we won't cover
each specific gateways settings here
instead we have documentation and video
for each one with that you now have your
checkout settings set and are so close
to accepting payments in your store be
sure to watch the video or read the docs
for the respective payment gateways you
want to set up for your store thanks for
watching
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