

Choose test products and a shipping address for a WooCommerce checkout diagnostic.
Hookniva Checkout Trace for WooCommerce helps you investigate missing shipping methods and payment gateways at checkout. Select products and a test shipping address, then compare your enabled settings with the methods WooCommerce actually returns.
Investigate WooCommerce shipping methods not showing for a specific product, country, state, postcode, or city. See the matched shipping zone and returned shipping rates. When no shipping options are available, compare the result with enabled methods and inspect code that can affect shipping availability.
Investigate WooCommerce payment gateways not showing under the selected cart and address conditions. Compare enabled payment methods with available gateways, and inspect callbacks that can filter the payment options.
Use the diagnostic to narrow down shipping and payment availability problems before changing store settings. The report shows current test results and code candidates to inspect; it does not guarantee the root cause or automatically fix checkout errors.
The plugin can:
The plugin does not create orders, automatically disable plugins, or change shipping/payment/product settings. It runs normal WooCommerce cart and checkout calculation hooks during a diagnostic, so third-party callbacks registered on those hooks can execute.
A callback shown in a report is an investigation candidate, not proof that the callback caused the problem.
This version diagnoses server-side WooCommerce shipping/payment availability and PHP hooks. Checkout Blocks also use Store API and browser-side JavaScript registration, so the plugin does not claim to trace every JavaScript-only decision made by a block-based checkout. Plugins that explicitly branch on front-end request context (for example is_checkout()) can also behave differently during an admin diagnostic request.
Hookniva Checkout Trace does not send diagnostic data to Hookniva or any external service. It does not create its own database tables and does not store diagnostic reports after the request finishes. It stores only the current administrator’s Korean/English UI preference in WordPress user meta so the selected plugin language is remembered. Korean interface translations are included with the plugin, so the Korean UI works without a separate language pack. Installed WordPress.org Korean language packs can also provide updated translations.