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Rapid adds a searchable quick-order form to WooCommerce. Buyers find products by name or SKU, type quantities into a compact table and add many products to the cart in a single submit, no clicking through individual product pages. You place it with one shortcode, [rapid_order], on any page.

Rapid is built for B2B, wholesale, trade and reorder workflows, where buyers already know what they want and value speed over browsing. One quick-order page replaces dozens of product-page visits. The form is a normal server-rendered table that works with JavaScript off; live search is a progressive enhancement layered on top. The free edition is the full GPL product, no account, no external service, no trial limits.

  • [rapid_order] shortcode, renders a searchable product table on any page.
  • Live AJAX search by name or SKU, debounced (280 ms), no page reload. Matching uses WooCommerce’s own product search, which covers the title, SKU and more.
  • Product scope, offer the whole catalogue, or restrict the form to selected product categories.
  • Selectable columns, image, SKU, price and stock; the product name and a quantity input are always shown.
  • Batched add-to-cart, set quantities across many rows, submit once, get a single notice summarising how many were added.
  • Out-of-stock handling, products that are not in stock render with a disabled quantity input, so they can’t be queued.
  • Works without JavaScript, the first page of in-scope products renders as a plain table and the submit still batches into the cart server-side.
  • Accessible, mobile-friendly markup, the table collapses to cards on small screens, with a real label per quantity input, an aria-live status region and visible focus states.
  • HPOS and Cart/Checkout Blocks compatible, translation ready (POT included), and a clean uninstall that creates no custom tables.

Each row is a purchasable product with the columns you enabled and a quantity field. The buyer types quantities, then clicks Add selected to cart. Every product with a quantity above zero is added in one request, the page redirects back to itself (so cart cookies are written cleanly) and one combined WooCommerce notice reports the result. A running “lines queued” tally updates as quantities are entered. Variable products are not listed, the form offers simple, directly purchasable products only.

  • Free on WordPress.org, the full quick-order form: AJAX search, product scope, batched cart, selectable columns and results-per-page.
  • Rapid Pro (planned) for saved order lists, CSV/paste import, customer-specific pricing and per-role forms, not basic quick ordering.