Here are some frequently asked questions for the Commissions extension. Do I have to pay vendors through PayPal? Paying vendors through PayPal is supported but not required. Commissions allows you to generate a CSV payout file, but this file format is supported by many platforms. Can I pay vendors through Stripe? Unfortunately not at this
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The EDD Frontend Submissions extension and the EDD Commissions automatically integrate together to make it easy to pay Vendors commissions for sales of their products. Set Up Instructions: EDD Commissions and EDD Frontend Submissions extensions should both be installed and activated in the “Plugins” page in your WordPress Dashboard. How the integration works: When your
With Commissions, the rates paid to vendors are completely configurable by the site owner, and can be a flat rate, a percentage, or a mix of both. There are global settings, but then on each product you can optionally override the global setting and choose something unique for that product. Rate Types Flat Rate Flat
Commissions are great, but what happens when the customer returns the product for a refund? The commissions for that sale need to be returned as well. Fortunately Easy Digital Downloads takes care of that. As long as the commission hasn’t actually been paid out it’s very easy for Easy Digital Downloads to manipulate the sale
The Commissions extension allows you to automatically record and track commissions for download sales. A commission is a percentage of the total product price or flat rate that is paid out to a specified user. This extension allows you to create a marketplace type system that allows you to give authors a certain percentage of
This document covers how to handle Payouts with Commissions. The extension’s primary purpose is tracking commissions for your vendors. It provides you with tools for tracking payouts, but the payment methods are handled outside the Commissions extension. Notice for Stripe Payment Gateway Users: Stripe Connect is currently not supported as a method of paying out