The plugin brings an assistant that walks through everything that should be settled before the first list. This page goes through it step by step and says at each one what actually matters.
The daily work and the base settings sit apart. That is deliberate: settings apply per sales channel, the lists themselves do not.
The wizard itself sits at the very bottom of the submenu under System. You can call it again at any time; everything it sets can also be changed later in the settings.
The most important step, and the only one the wizard verifies itself. Two order states decide when a wish counts as given and when it becomes free again.
With prepayment or long payment terms, set the deadline higher. Otherwise the wish becomes free again while the money is still on its way, and a second guest buys it a second time.
How a giver appears who explicitly wanted to stay anonymous when buying.
Two rights you can grant on top. Both are off to begin with.
With a mixed cart the effect depends on the list. If the list delivers to the owner, an order has exactly one delivery address, and that is the masked one of the recipient. The self-added products then go to them as well, never to the giver. The cart points that out on every line, and each owner has to agree to it per list. If the list delivers to the giver, nothing changes, because everything goes to them anyway.
Where customers come across the gift registries, and which accent colour the areas carry that belong to no single list.
Two lists the wizard only shows so that you know they exist. They are created and changed in the submenu under Configuration.
A gift registry is reachable through a short link. You set the prefix, the owner picks the readable part after it.
Fix the prefix before the first list is shared. Change it later and every link already sent breaks – on invitations, in messages, everywhere.
The step that explains address masking. The wizard puts the real address and what the giver sees side by side.
Delivery note yes, invoice no. Masked gifts go to the owner. If the invoice were in the parcel, they would know the giver's name and address.
The plugin sends in the name of your shop. Two switches decide whether it may at all.
The last step. The word filter checks customer-written texts such as list titles, display names and stories for unwanted terms.
The one card of the configuration that holds no setting but an action. It sits right at the bottom under Masking and uninstall.
The assistant points this out itself at the end. Before an uninstall this is the last step – after it the masking no longer depends on the plugin.
Under Customers, Gift lists. The area has a submenu of its own with thirteen entries in five groups. The settings of the plugin sit separately under Extensions, My extensions, Gift Registry & Wishlist, Configuration, and apply per sales channel.
No. Under Gift lists, Setup assistant, an assistant walks you through everything that should be settled before the first use in ten steps. It also confirms the defaults that are otherwise easy to miss, and checks whether your shop meets the requirements.
Because a wrong choice only shows up when somebody gifts twice. The wizard therefore counts how many orders of the last ninety days ever reached the chosen state, and shows the result under the field.
Every link already shared breaks. The prefix stands in front of the readable part of the address, so /wishlist/anna-and-ben. Fix it before the first lists are shared.
No. The links to individual lists are never indexed by search engines. A list is reachable through its link and nowhere else, not even through the shop search.
Fifty terms ship with it, from insults to typical spam words. A hit does not block a list, it files it as a report in moderation - the decision is yours. You extend the list under Gift lists, Word filter.
Two switches decide: notifications to the owner and reminder mails. All mails run through the Flow Builder and are freely adjustable there.