Name: Reprizo Pro
Author: Reprizo

Reprizo Pro brings the online trade-in of Reprizo to your WordPress site. Your customers take one to three photos of an item they want to sell, the Reprizo service identifies it and prices it from second-hand market prices, then applies the trade-in rules of your shop: they receive an indicative offer (cash, store credit, consignment), subject to checking the condition, with a number they show at your counter.

A button, a block or a shortcode: [reprizo_reprise], the “Reprizo: get an item valued” block, or a floating button on every page.
Trade-in requests in your WordPress admin: the customer’s photos, the identified item, the offer shown, the contact details they left, the history, and the parcel steps when you accept items by post (approval, shipping label, reception, inspection, counter-offer, payment).
With WooCommerce (optional): pay the seller with a single-use coupon reserved for their e-mail address and sent by WooCommerce, and put the item back on sale with a product draft written from the estimate, with the customer’s photos. Nothing is ever published or put in stock automatically.
A test mode, to try the widget on your site before opening it: only logged-in administrators see it, with simulated estimates that are never counted.

The volume of estimates, the options shown to your customers, the prudence discount and the daily caps are set in Reprizo Pro: the plugin itself never restricts any feature.

Requirements

A Reprizo Pro account with online trade-in open (https://reprizo.com/pro/).
A site served over https.
WooCommerce 9.0 or later is optional: it adds the coupon and the product draft.

External services

This plugin connects your site to the Reprizo service (Reprizo, https://reprizo.com/), which estimates second-hand items for your shop. Nothing is sent before you connect the site with a connection code from Reprizo Pro.

When you connect the site (Reprizo › Settings): the connection code, the address and name of your site, and the versions of WordPress, WooCommerce and the plugin are sent to https://api.reprizo.com. Reprizo returns the secret key of the site, kept encrypted in your database and never shown or sent to a browser.
On the pages where the widget appears: the visitor’s browser loads the public settings of your widget from https://api.reprizo.com (shop name, address, opening hours, colours). When the visitor opens the widget, their browser solves a small proof-of-work challenge from Reprizo, then your site asks Reprizo for a 30-minute session with the secret key. The visitor’s browser then sends to https://api.reprizo.com the photos (resized and stripped of their metadata in the browser), the description and the product code they enter, their first name, e-mail address and phone number with their consent, and their language. Reprizo processes these data on behalf of your shop to identify and price the item, sends the offer to the customer by e-mail on behalf of your shop, and shows the request to you. To identify and price the item, Reprizo sends the photos and the description to Google (Gemini API) as its processor; Google may process these data outside the European Union, under the European Commission’s standard contractual clauses (see the privacy policy below).
In your WordPress admin: the plugin reads your trade-in requests from Reprizo and sends your actions (approval, label, inspection photos, payment declared, coupon identifier and its last four characters — never the code itself, product draft request). Product draft texts are written by Reprizo from the estimate, never from the customer’s notes.
Reprizo to your site: Reprizo notifies the site when a request changes (/wp-json/reprizo/v1/webhook), with identifiers and statuses only, signed with a secret.

Reprizo is the processor of your shop for these data (article 28 of the GDPR); your shop remains the controller and should mention it in its privacy policy: the plugin suggests a text for it in Settings › Privacy › Policy Guide.

Source code

The widget shipped in assets/widget/ is built from the TypeScript sources in widget-src/ (build script widget-src/tool/build.mjs, esbuild). See widget-src/README.md.