Enabling WooCommerce Social Login (Pro)

The WooCommerce integration lets you add Social Login, Magic Link, and Email OTP to:

• WooCommerce login & registration pages

• Checkout

• The My Account area

This article covers how to turn on the WooCommerce integration and pick basic placements.

1. Turn on the WooCommerce integration

1. Make sure WooCommerce is installed and active.

2. Go to VentraConnect Social Login → WooCommerce.

3. Turn the Enable WooCommerce Social Login toggle On.

4. Click Save Changes.

Once enabled, VentraConnect uses its dedicated WooCommerce integration instead of generic shortcodes.

2. Enable login & registration placement

In the Login & Registration placement section:

• For Login form, choose where the buttons should appear:

  • Above the form

  • Below the form

  • Both (depending on options available in your UI)

• For Registration form, choose similar placement if you allow registration on WooCommerce pages.

Pick the layout that fits your theme. Above-form placement works best for most stores.

3. Enable Social/Magic/OTP for WooCommerce

VentraConnect follows your global settings for which login methods are available:

• Social Login providers (Google, Facebook, etc.)

• Magic Link (Pro)

• Email OTP (Pro)

Make sure those methods are already configured and active in their own sections:

• Login Methods → Social providers

• Passwordless Mode → Magic Link, Email OTP

WooCommerce will then show the relevant login buttons wherever you’ve enabled placement.

4. Check the WooCommerce login & checkout pages

After saving your settings:

1. Open a private/incognito window.

2. Visit My Account (/my-account/) and confirm:

   • Social Login / Magic Link / OTP buttons show in the positions you selected.

3. Add a product to cart and go to Checkout:

   • If you’ve enabled checkout placements in the separate “Checkout placement options” article, verify the buttons appear at the correct points.

If you don’t see the buttons:

• Clear your cache (page cache + any WooCommerce fragment cache)

• Check that the WooCommerce integration is Enabled in Diagnostics & Tools → Health overview

• See the troubleshooting article “Social Login button not showing up”

7. What to do with the rest

For all the other articles in your screenshot, you don’t need full essays right now. Do this:

• Add 3–5 bullet points under each heading that match the features (you already wrote a lot of this in the feature page).

• Later, when real users start asking questions, expand the ones they actually care about.

If you want, next step we can:

• Write one troubleshooting article (“Social Login buttons not showing up”) and

• One Woo account-creation rules article