wf_eu_vat_meta_key

Description:

This filter allows you to modify the meta key used for storing the EU VAT number in order or customer metadata.

 

Variables:

$meta_key (string): The default meta key for storing the VAT number. This could be something like _eu_vat_number.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_eu_vat_meta_key’, function($meta_key) {      return ’_custom_vat_number’; }); This would change the meta key to _custom_vat_number.

wf_eu_vat_number

Description:

Filters the EU VAT number before it is used or stored.

 

Variables:

$vat_number (string): The EU VAT number associated with the order or customer. Usage Example: add_filter(’wf_eu_vat_number’, function($vat_number) {      return strtoupper($vat_number); // Convert VAT number to uppercase. });

wf_eu_vat_number_is_valid

Description:

Filters the boolean result of a VAT number validation check.

 

Variables:

$is_valid (bool): The result of the validation, true if valid, false otherwise.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_eu_vat_number_is_valid’, function($is_valid, $vat_number) {      return custom_vat_validation($vat_number); }, 10, 2);

wf_customer_url

Description:

Filters the URL endpoint used to communicate with the Fortnox API for customer data.

 

Variables:

$url (string): The Fortnox API URL for the customer endpoint.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_customer_url’, function($url) {      return $url . ’?additional_param=true’; });

wf_customer_before_post

Description:

Filters the customer data before it is sent to Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$customer_data (array): An array containing customer details such as name, address, and VAT number.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_customer_before_post’, function($customer_data) {      $customer_data[’name’] = sanitize_text_field($customer_data[’name’]);      return $customer_data; });

wf_customer_vat_info

Description:

Filters the VAT information of a customer before it is sent to Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$vat_info (array): Contains VAT details such as VAT number and VAT status.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_customer_vat_info’, function($vat_info) {      $vat_info[’vat_status’] = ’active’;      return $vat_info; });

wf_refund_invoice_payload_before_create

Description: Filters the payload data for a refund invoice before it is created in Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$payload (array): Contains the invoice details such as line items, amounts, and customer data.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_refund_invoice_payload_before_create’, function($payload) {      $payload[’amount’] = $payload[’amount’] * 0.9; // Apply a 10% discount.      return $payload; });

wf_refund_invoice_payment_before_create_or_update

Description:

Filters the payment data associated with a refund invoice before creation or update in Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$payment_data (array): Contains payment method, amount, and other payment-related information.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_refund_invoice_payment_before_create_or_update’, function($payment_data) {      $payment_data[’method’] = ’bank_transfer’;      return $payment_data; });

wf_invoice_refund_row_payload_before_create_or_update

Description:

Filters the data for each refund row in an invoice before it is created or updated in Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$row_data (array): Contains information about the refunded items, such as product IDs, quantities, and prices.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_invoice_refund_row_payload_before_create_or_update’, function($row_data) {      // Adjust the refund quantity      $row_data[’quantity’] = max(0, $row_data[’quantity’] – 1);      // Decrease refund by 1 unit.      return $row_data; });

wf_invoice_before_create_or_update

Description:

Filters the invoice data before it is created or updated in Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$invoice_data (array): Contains all details of the invoice, such as line items, totals, and customer information. $order (WC_Order): The associated WooCommerce order object.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_invoice_before_create_or_update’, function($invoice_data, $order) {      // Add a custom note to the invoice      $invoice_data[’notes’][] = ’Processed by custom plugin.’; return $invoice_data; }, 10, 2);

wf_invoice_payment_before_create_or_update

Description:

Filters the payment data associated with an invoice before creation or update in Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$payment_data (array): Contains payment details such as the payment method, amount, and transaction ID. $order (WC_Order): The associated WooCommerce order object.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_invoice_payment_before_create_or_update’, function($payment_data, $order) {      // Set a custom payment method for all invoices      $payment_data[’method’] = ’credit_card’;      return $payment_data; }, 10, 2);

wf_order_number

Description:

Filters the order number used in the Fortnox integration.

 

Variables:

$order_number (string): The order number assigned by WooCommerce or customized by another filter. $order (WC_Order): The WooCommerce order object.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_order_number’, function($order_number, $order) {      return ’111’ . $order_number; // Prefix order numbers with FNX for Fortnox. }, 10, 2);

wf_order_payload_before_create_or_update

Description:

Filters the order data before it is sent to Fortnox for creation or updating.

 

Variables:

$order_data (array): Contains all relevant details of the order, such as line items, shipping, and totals. $order (WC_Order): The WooCommerce order object.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_order_payload_before_create_or_update’, function($order_data, $order) {       // Add a custom field to the order payload      $order_data[’custom_field’] = ’Custom Value’; return $order_data; }, 10, 2);

wf_order_vat_included

Description:

Filters whether VAT is included in the order sent to Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$vat_included (bool): True if VAT is included, false if not. $order (WC_Order): The WooCommerce order object.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_order_vat_included’, function($vat_included, $order) {      return true;      // Ensure VAT is always included. }, 10, 2);

wf_order_payload_before_send

Description:

Filters the final order payload just before it is sent to Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$order_payload (array): The complete order data that will be sent to Fortnox. $order (WC_Order): The WooCommerce order object.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_order_payload_before_send’, function($order_payload, $order) {      // Add a final modification to the order payload      $order_payload[’final_check’] = true;      return $order_payload; }, 10, 2);

wf_order_row_product

Description:

Filters the product data associated with an order row before it is included in the payload to Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$product_data (array): The product details such as name, SKU, and price. $order_item (WC_Order_Item_Product): The WooCommerce order item object.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_order_row_product’, function($product_data, $order_item) {      $product_data[’name’] = strtoupper($product_data[’name’]);      return $product_data; }, 10, 2);

wf_product_name

Description:

Filters the product name before it is used in an order row or elsewhere.

 

Variables:

$product_name (string): The product name. $product_id (int): The ID of the product.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_product_name’, function($product_name, $product_id) {      return $product_name . ’ (Special Edition)’; }, 10, 2);

wf_order_row_payload_before_create_or_update

Description:

Filters the data for each order row before it is created or updated in Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$row_data (array): The order row data, including product details, quantities, and prices. $order_item (WC_Order_Item_Product): The WooCommerce order item object.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_order_row_payload_before_create_or_update’, function($row_data, $order_item) {      // Adjust quantity or pricing logic before sync      $row_data[’quantity’] = $row_data[’quantity’] * 2;      // Double the quantity for some reason.      return $row_data; }, 10, 2);

wf_order_row_sales_account

Description:

Filters the sales account used for an order row.

 

Variables:

$sales_account (string): The sales account code. $row_data (array): The order row data. $order_item (WC_Order_Item_Product): The WooCommerce order item object.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_order_row_sales_account’, function($sales_account, $row_data, $order_item) {      // Change sales account based on product category $product = wc_get_product($order_item->get_product_id());      if (in_array(’special-category’, $product->get_category_ids())) {          return ’SPECIAL_ACCOUNT’;      }      return $sales_account; }, 10, 3);

wf_order_shipping_account

Description:

Filters the shipping account used in an order.

 

Variables:

$shipping_account (string): The shipping account code. $order (WC_Order): The WooCommerce order object.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_order_shipping_account’, function($shipping_account, $order) {      // Set a specific shipping account for international orders      return ($order->get_shipping_country() !== ’SE’) ? ’INTL_SHIPPING’ : $shipping_account; }, 10, 2);

wf_custom_shipping

Description:

Filters custom shipping data before it is included in the order payload sent to Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$shipping_data (array): The custom shipping data. $order (WC_Order): The WooCommerce order object.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_custom_shipping’, function($shipping_data, $order) {      // Add custom shipping details      $shipping_data[’custom_field’] = ’Custom Value’;      return $shipping_data; }, 10, 2);

wf_order_way_of_delivery

Description:

Filters the way of delivery for an order before it is synced with Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$way_of_delivery (string): The method of delivery (e.g., ’home delivery’, ’pickup’). $order (WC_Order): The WooCommerce order object.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_order_way_of_delivery’, function($way_of_delivery, $order) {      // Override the way of delivery based on order value      return ($order->get_total() > 1000) ? ’premium_delivery’ : $way_of_delivery; }, 10, 2);

wf_order_terms_of_delivery

Description:

Filters the terms of delivery for an order before syncing with Fortnox.

 

Variables:

$terms_of_delivery (string): The terms of delivery (e.g., ’FOB’, ’CIF’). $order (WC_Order): The WooCommerce order object.

Usage Example:

add_filter(’wf_order_terms_of_delivery’, function($terms_of_delivery, $order) {      // Set terms of delivery based on shipping country      return ($order->get_shipping_country() === ’US’) ? ’FOB’ : $terms_of_delivery; }, 10, 2);