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Tadrik Inbox – Emailed Orders to WooCommerce Draft Orders
Tadrik Inbox – Emailed Orders to WooCommerce Draft Orders

Tadrik Inbox – Emailed Orders to WooCommerce Draft Orders

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The Tadrik review box on a draft order: what the customer wrote next to the product it matched, with the line to check highlighted.

The Tadrik review box on a draft order: what the customer wrote next to the product it matched, with the line to check highlighted.

Tadrik Inbox turns the wholesale orders your customers email you (a PDF purchase order, an Excel sheet or a few lines of text) into draft WooCommerce orders at their B2B prices. Check the highlighted lines, press Approve.

Your shops and stockists email you their orders: a PDF, a spreadsheet, a few lines in the email. Someone on your team types each one into WooCommerce, line by line, and looks up that customer’s prices.

Tadrik does the typing. Upload the file or paste the email, and Tadrik reads it, matches every line to your products, and leaves a draft order in WooCommerce at that customer’s wholesale price. Anything it isn’t sure about is highlighted for you to check. Nothing reaches your customer until you approve it.

In this version

  • Founding stores: the first 20 stores are free until 1 January 2027 (100 orders a month), then $49 a month. Everyone else starts on the free plan, 10 orders a month.
  • Free: 10 orders a month. Get a key from WooCommerce > Tadrik with your email. No card, no trial clock.
  • New order from file (WooCommerce > Tadrik): upload an order a customer sent you (PDF, Excel, CSV, Word or a photo) or paste the email text, pick the customer, and it becomes a pending draft order. Prices come from Wholesale Suite, WooCommerce Wholesale Pro (Barn2), B2BKing or Addify (B2B for WooCommerce, Wholesale Pricing) for that customer, or your regular prices without one.
  • A Tadrik page under WooCommerce lists the draft orders waiting for your review, with how many lines need a look and how many items weren’t matched.
  • On each draft order, a Tadrik review box shows what the customer wrote next to the product it was matched to. Lines that need a look are highlighted, and items that matched nothing are listed.
  • One click on Approve order moves the draft to Processing and adds a note saying who approved it.
  • The orders list gets a Tadrik column and a “Tadrik: needs review” view.
  • Works with WooCommerce’s order tables (HPOS) and with the older order storage.

Paid plan: up to 100 orders a month, $49/month (https://tadrik.com). The first 20 stores to sign up use the paid plan free until 1 January 2027.

Coming next: your own forwarding address (orders arrive without uploading), memory of each customer’s product codes, and an “order received” email to your customer.

External services

Get my free key sends your store’s address and the email you enter to Tadrik’s service (api.tadrik.com), once, when you press it. Tadrik keeps them to identify your key, count your free orders and send service notices.

New order from file uses Tadrik’s order-reading service (api.tadrik.com), and only when you press “Make the draft order”. It sends:

  • the order file or text you entered;
  • your store’s name and address;
  • the chosen customer’s email and company name;
  • your published products’ names, SKUs and that customer’s prices, so the lines can be matched.

Tadrik reads the order with an AI model through providers that keep no data and don’t train on it, sends back the matched lines, and doesn’t store the file or the product list. The draft order itself is created in your store. Nothing is sent at any other time. You need a Tadrik key for this (free, see above). Terms: https://tadrik.com/terms. Privacy: https://tadrik.com/privacy.

Deactivation question (optional) sends the reason you pick, your note and the plugin, WordPress, WooCommerce and PHP versions to ops.tadrik.com, only if you click “Send & deactivate”. No site address, no email. Privacy: https://tadrik.com/privacy.html.

Privacy

The Plugins screen shows a short question when you deactivate this plugin: why are you deactivating? It is optional. Only if you click “Send & deactivate” does the plugin send your chosen reason, your optional note (up to 500 characters) and the plugin, WordPress, WooCommerce and PHP versions to Tadrik’s feedback service at ops.tadrik.com. It never sends your site address, your email address or any other personal data, and “Skip & deactivate” sends nothing. Privacy: https://tadrik.com/privacy.html.