1
Download the Plugin
You can download the latest plugin version from here
2
Upload plugin
Once you have downloaded the plugin you need to unzip the archive and put the plugin at the following location:
3
Get your OrderProtection credentials
Go to your OrderProtection DashboardYou will then need to go to
Make sure to copy the value of this API Key as you will not see it again.
Settings -> API Keys
and generate a new API key.

4
Activate the plugin
In your Wordpress admin you can go to your plugins page. You should see the OrderProtection plugin if step 2 was
completed successfully. At this point you can click on 
Activate
to activate the OrderProtection plugin.
5
Add Webhook
Go back to your settings tab in your OrderProtection dashboard and click on the
Click on the If they are not publicly available or you do not have your redirects setup you can do the following:Webhook SecretYou will need to create a secure secret to make sure that OrderProtection is the one sending the Claim Resolution payload.
You can use any value but if you’d like to generate a unique and secure value you can use:Keep this webhook secret safe.Events Click on

Webhooks
tab.
Create Webhook
button and add the following details:Payload URL:This is the URL for your store, but you will need to append 1 of the following. If your REST endpoints are available through your Wordpress configuration
you can doLet me select individual events
Choose the following:Claims -> Approved
Create
It should look something like this:

6
Add OrderProtection credentials
In your WooCommerce settings you will now see an OrderProtection tab. In this tab you’ll need to enter your store URL. This should match
what was given to you from the OrderProtection team.You will also add in API Key that you generated in the previous steps.
You will also need to add in your Webhook Secret from the previous step.
