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I had a display problem on my site. They solved everything in a few minutes and gave me advice for the future. I highly recommend

I have been looking for this type of software for a long time. Although there are still some minor problems that have not been resolved, the overall operating experience is not bad.

If I could give 6 stars I would. Great plugin and great guy!  Najeebs orderConvo plugin is excellent and his positive can-do attitude make him a pleasure to work with.  If you’re wanting a plugin where seller and buyer can chat post-sale/after payments been taken, then orderConvo is perfect!    There was no integration with WC Vendors when I stumbled on this plugin but it sounded so perfect I made contact with the developer.  Najeeb was not only receptive to extending his plugin to WC Vendors, he did it at lightning speed and was amazingly accommodating with my requests for extra features.  I asked him if it was possible to make messages between buyer and seller disappear a few weeks after order completion.  My goal is to make my marketplace as hands off as possible but without making it too easy for the buyer and seller to cut the marketplace out of future sales… this and other requests have been met with gusto and can-do enthusiasm… he makes you feel like nothing is too much trouble.  Had I not had such a great response from Najeeb,  only other option was talkJS but at $240-$270 PER MONTH for their lowest price plan ..I can’t afford that. In contrast, orderConvo is accessible to all and offers that crucial component for any marketplace to build a truly passive income.

Great plugin. With this plugin I am able to offer support for each order for my clients. Support is top!

Resolved issues with chat appearing on Avada woocommerce templates. Plugin works great.

Hi! How can the store manager find out which customer to answer first? For example, 10 clients wrote one after the other. And if there are three managers working in the system with orders, how will they distribute these tickets? Is there a common message display list (message queue, like ticket systems) to understand who to answer? If this happens in orders and you need to sort them, then how should managers control new orders and those in which people have written messages. Everything moves among the created orders.`