Getting started

Most shops can publish a working quick-order page in a few minutes. Install Rapid, pick the product scope, drop the shortcode on a page.

Before you start

WordPress 6.5 or newer
WooCommerce 8.0 or newer (HPOS and Cart/Checkout Blocks supported)
PHP 8.1 or newer

Install

Install WooCommerce and make sure it is active.
Install Rapid from the plugin directory (when live on WordPress.org) or upload the rapid folder to /wp-content/plugins/.
Activate the plugin.

First configuration

Open WooCommerce → Rapid:

Product scope — All products, or Selected categories only with the categories you want to offer.
Columns — choose which to show: image, SKU, price, stock.
Results per page — how many products the live search returns per page.

Create the quick-order page

Create a page (for example “Quick Order”) and add the shortcode:

[rapid_order]

To pre-filter the form to one category, pass its slug:

[rapid_order category="accessories"]

Verify on the storefront

Open your quick-order page — the product table should render with quantity inputs.
Type a product name or SKU in the search — results should update without a reload.
Set quantities on a few products and click Add selected to cart — all should be added with a single notice.
Disable JavaScript and reload — the first page of products should still render and the submit should still add to the cart.

Free vs PRO

The free edition covers the full quick-order form: AJAX search by name or SKU, category filter and scope, batched add-to-cart, selectable columns and results-per-page.

Rapid PRO (planned) adds saved order lists, CSV/paste import, customer-specific pricing and per-role forms — not basic quick ordering.