

Affiliates admin list with approval actions.
CreatesWowTech Affiliate Program for WooCommerce helps store owners recruit affiliates, track referred visits and orders, calculate commissions, and manage withdrawals from WordPress.
It supports referral links and affiliate coupon attribution, configurable first- or last-click tracking, percentage/fixed/hybrid commission rules, multi-tier commissions, affiliate wallets, and built-in payout workflows. The plugin is compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) and Cart/Checkout blocks.
Plugin homepage: CreatesWowTech Affiliate Program
Developed by CreatesWowtech.
WooCommerce is a trademark of Automattic Inc. This plugin is not affiliated with or endorsed by Automattic.
This plugin can optionally connect to a third-party service to generate QR code images for affiliate referral links.
What it is used for: When a store owner enables Generate QR under Affiliates Settings Tracking, the affiliate dashboard can display a QR image for the affiliate’s referral URL.
What data is sent and when: The referral URL (for example your store URL with the affiliate referral parameter and optional UTM parameters) is included in a GET request to https://api.qrserver.com/v1/create-qr-code/ whenever that dashboard QR image is loaded in a visitor’s browser. No other affiliate profile fields are sent by this plugin for QR generation. This feature is disabled by default. If Generate QR stays off, no data is sent to this service.
Service provider: Foundata GmbH / goQR.me (QR code API at api.qrserver.com).
If you enable webhooks and enter endpoint URLs under settings, this plugin may POST event payloads (such as affiliate, commission, or withdrawal identifiers and related metadata) only to the HTTPS public URLs you configure. Those destinations are chosen by the store owner; you are responsible for documenting and complying with each endpoint provider’s terms and privacy policy. No webhook traffic is sent unless you configure endpoints.
The plugin stores affiliate profile data, referral attribution data, and transactional records in your WordPress database. Depending on your configuration, this can include payment email addresses, IP addresses, user-agent strings, landing/referrer URLs, and order attribution.
Optional outbound connections are described under External services above (QR code API when enabled; admin-configured webhooks when configured).
Store owners are responsible for their privacy policy, retention settings, and legal obligations.