• Automatically split orders by product, category, tag, or attribute
• Split by vendor/author for multi-vendor marketplaces
• Split by shipping class, method, or package
• Create child orders per item, per quantity, or custom grouping
• Independent order statuses for each split order
• Separate invoices and packing slips for each child order
• Distinct shipping labels and tracking per split order
• Route items to different warehouses or suppliers
• Compatible with popular shipping plugins and carriers
• Supports COD, prepaid, and mixed payment scenarios
• Works with taxes, coupons, and fees proportionally
• Admin UI to preview and manage split rules
• Customizable naming, numbering, and order notes
• Hooks and filters for developers to extend logic
• Lightweight, performance-focused, and translation-ready

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• Merge multiple orders into a single order in a few clicks
• Preserve line items, quantities, taxes, fees, and shipping costs
• Choose the destination order or create a brand-new merged order
• Supports merging orders from the same customer or different customers
• Automatically recalculates totals, taxes, and discounts
• Option to merge order notes and internal admin notes
• Keep original order references linked in the merged order
• Compatible with common payment gateways and shipping plugins
• Respects coupons, refunds, and partial payments where applicable
• Bulk-select orders from the Orders list for faster workflows
• Granular control over which items and fees to include
• Retains customer details, billing, and shipping addresses
• Logs merge actions for audit trails and easy troubleshooting
• Works with variable products, subscriptions, and downloadable items
• Lightweight, secure, and optimized for high-volume stores

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