PingBell for WooCommerce — Live Sales Board, Order Bell & Shop TV

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2.1.1

• Fixed: the sound chip no longer covers a figure. The small “Sound on” control sat over the first tile of the totals strip on the new board; it now sits in the header strip, between the PingBell mark and the live badge. A board without a header strip keeps it in the corner it always had.
• Fixed: the sample board’s hour-by-hour chart labelled every hour “12a”; the hours read as hours now.
• Fixed: a long value in the Your store card could break in the middle of a word.

2.1.0

• Changed: lighter on your store. 2.0.0 read your orders on every Dashboard load, thirty days of them each time. 2.1.0 reads them once, in the background, when you connect, keeps nothing of its own in your database, and does nothing at checkout.
• Changed: your history goes with the connect, read in the background. When you sign in, your last 30 days by day, the last 72 hours by hour, your top products and your lifetime totals are read a small batch at a time through WooCommerce’s job runner and sent once — so the board on the wall starts from where your store already is, not from zero, and the totals strip can count all time.
• Fixed: orders sent to PingBell carried an error instead of the order. The webhooks this plugin created (in 1.1 and 2.0.0) were saved without a WordPress user, and WooCommerce builds each order it sends as that user — so an order could arrive as “Sorry, you cannot view this resource” rather than its total and items. New webhooks are created as the store manager who connected, and the first time you open wp-admin after updating, every existing PingBell webhook without a user is given one. Nothing to do on your side.
• New: a board worth putting on the wall. The board is rebuilt to a new design — a header strip with a live indicator and the time, today’s revenue as a chart beside a goal bar, a row of stat tiles with icons, your top products, and a live-orders strip along the foot. Your colours now reach the whole board rather than some of the text.
• New: New customers takes the place of Completed orders on the board, and the totals strip calls the same figure Total customers. The counter is created when you sign in and fills as PingBell learns to tell a first order from a repeat one on its side; until then it reads zero. Stores that signed in with 2.0.0 keep the counters they have.
• New: the totals strip counts what you choose — the last 30 days, or every order your store has ever taken — and says which. The Design preview follows the choice as you click it.
• Changed: the Dashboard’s refresh waits for the last one to answer, shares one answer between every open tab, and backs off when PingBell is slow, instead of asking again every 15 seconds regardless.
• Changed: the number-style choice is gone and every board draws plain digits. The split-flap style did not fit the new layout; it comes back with the older board styles in a later release.
• New: the Design tab stays after you connect. Colours, name, goal and what happens when an order lands are still yours to change here; Save builds your board on PingBell from them, and every screen follows. The board editor on PingBell is there beside it, for a plan.
• Fixed: the connected card says the right places — a link to my.pingbell.io/pair for pairing a screen, “no plan yet” in words, and what Finish setup did; the accent colour reaches every tile’s icon and the numbers colour every figure, the leaderboard, the ticker and the chart included.
• Changed: a store gets a workspace of its own on PingBell when you sign in — never one another marketplace app set up, never one another store of yours already lives in. A store you connected before this release keeps its workspace; Disconnect and sign in again to move it.

2.0.0

• New: the board lives in your admin, free, before any account — drawn from your own WooCommerce orders (this week, today against a goal, top products), in your store’s timezone. Nothing leaves your site.
• New: Design tab — name, number style, colours, daily goal, and what happens when an order lands: confetti, fireworks, hearts or your own emoji, a sound from PingBell’s catalogue, your own message. Preview it without waiting for a sale.
• New: Sign in with PingBell — bind the store to your account in one round trip. Your board and design move to PingBell, your last 30 days go with them, and every order after that arrives through signed WooCommerce webhooks. The credential stays on your server.
• New: Screens tab — pair a TV, tablet or browser with a six-letter code, see what is paired, unpair it.
• New: Disconnect, and a real uninstall — PingBell forgets the store, and deleting the plugin removes every WooCommerce webhook that delivers to PingBell (even with WooCommerce deactivated, and on every site of a network) along with every option and cached value. Your counters and history stay in your workspace.
• Fixed: a completed-orders webhook that never delivered anything. WooCommerce does not accept order.status_completed as a webhook topic — it stores an empty one and saves without complaint — so that connection was silent. The plugin now uses the matching action hook (action.woocommerce_order_status_completed) and refuses any topic WooCommerce would not accept instead of creating a webhook that cannot work. Reconnect to replace an affected webhook.
• The six-letter connect code and the manual API key remain, under “Other ways to connect”.

1.1.0

• New: Connect with PingBell — 1-click connect flow. Sign in (or create an account), pick which store events ring the bell, and the plugin creates counters and webhooks for you automatically.
• New: guided setup (connect → events → screen) with your live styled board embedded right on the settings page.
• New: per-connection deep links into PingBell’s board editor and the live board view.
• New: 1-click connections deliver to PingBell’s hardened ingest endpoint and are cryptographically signed (X-WC-Webhook-Signature), so counters can’t be inflated by forged requests.
• Declared WooCommerce HPOS (custom order tables) compatibility.
• The manual API-key flow is unchanged and remains fully supported (now under “Advanced”).
• Existing connections keep working exactly as before.

1.0.0

• Initial release of PingBell for WooCommerce.
• Fetch PingBells via API key and create basic event-to-counter connections.