A WooCommerce Checkout Works for Administrators but Not Customers
Fix a WooCommerce checkout that works for administrators but fails for customers by comparing cache, roles, cookies, payment rules and live traffic.
SPECIALIST DIAGNOSTIC GUIDES
Hands-on guides for checkout failures, missing orders, duplicate payments, stock, webhooks, tax and customer notifications.
START WITH THE VISIBLE SYMPTOM
Choose the symptom closest to what you see, collect the evidence and follow a controlled route to verification.
Trace basket, checkout, payment and order creation without guessing from the customer-facing message.
Explore the guides 02Reconcile gateway references, callbacks and internal records before replaying any transaction.
Explore the guides 03Contain the incident and verify idempotency across retries, webhooks and customer actions.
Explore the guides 04Identify the authoritative inventory source and the first failed synchronisation handoff.
Explore the guides 05Reproduce one controlled basket with exact address, products, rates and calculation evidence.
Explore the guides 06Isolate theme, extension, script and API changes without disabling the whole sales journey.
Explore the guidesFix a WooCommerce checkout that works for administrators but fails for customers by comparing cache, roles, cookies, payment rules and live traffic.
Diagnose a WooCommerce cart that becomes empty during checkout by tracing cookies, domains, HTTPS, cache, sessions and payment return paths.
Find why a WooCommerce Place Order button does nothing by checking validation, JavaScript events, overlays, AJAX requests and checkout customisation.
Diagnose a WooCommerce checkout that keeps loading without placing the order by tracing requests, PHP errors, sessions, gateways and JavaScript.