Typical delivery is one working week from the point your compensation rules are confirmed, depending on how complex your overtime, bonus and commission logic is and how your sales are attributed to staff. We start with a short scoping call to capture your rules, build on a staging copy of your site, review the calculations against sample pay periods with you, and only then deploy to production. If you have unusual rules (multi-tier commission, clawbacks across periods, multi-currency), we will give you a firmer timeline after scoping.

No. This is a build-to-order add-on. There is no public marketplace download. ECOSIRE builds the plugin to your specific payroll policy, installs it on your WordPress site, configures it against your WooCommerce order data, and hands over source code plus documentation. That is deliberate: payroll and commission rules are business-specific, and a generic plugin almost never matches them exactly.

Every build includes a defined warranty window for bug fixes and rule adjustments after go-live. Beyond that, you can take an ongoing support and maintenance retainer covering WordPress/WooCommerce core compatibility (including HPOS changes), new rule changes when your comp plan evolves, and priority response. Because you receive the source code, you are never locked in — your own developers can also maintain it using the documented hooks and filters.

The add-on reads your WooCommerce orders directly and attributes each sale to the right employee using whatever signal you already use: a sales-rep order meta field, a coupon code per rep, product or category ownership, or a combination. It then calculates commission against the basis you choose — gross, net, or post-refund — and it is refund-aware, so if an order is refunded or cancelled the commission is adjusted or clawed back on the next recalculation. It runs cleanly on HPOS / custom order tables.

Yes. The add-on does not replace your payroll provider — it produces the variable-pay numbers (overtime, bonus, commission) and exports them via CSV in your provider's import format or via an authenticated WooCommerce REST API endpoint. It is built to coexist with your theme, your other plugins, multisite, and WPML where relevant, and we test it against your actual configuration on staging before going live. Custom logic is exposed through WordPress hooks and filters so it can be extended without forking.