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Send configured products to a WooCommerce cart

Link priced form items to WooCommerce products, enable the cart handoff and verify unit prices, quantities and checkout totals.

Updated v10.6.772 min read
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Where to find it

Form settings → Final step → Add selected items to cart; component → Woo product

Before you start

Install and activate WooCommerce, configure a working cart/checkout and create the intended products. Test the form independently before adding the cart handoff.

WooCommerce cart redirection and quantity optionsOpen full-size screenshot
These options control the handoff; each product component still needs the correct WooCommerce product. Screenshots use the English plugin interface; translated labels can differ.

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Enable Add selected items to cart in the form’s final-step settings.

  2. Edit each priced component to include in the cart. Search in Woo product and select the correct product rather than only typing its name.

  3. Set the component’s unit price or price calculation and quantity. The cart uses the mapped component pricing; do not assume the catalog price will replace it.

  4. Review the option to include the form summary as product/order information. Submit a test selection and open the WooCommerce cart and checkout.

Check the result

Only mapped, selected products should reach the cart. Check a quantity greater than one, the item unit price, tax, shipping and the final WooCommerce total. Complete a test checkout and correlate the form reference.

If it does not work

If nothing is added, check WooCommerce activation, the cart option and actual product mapping. If totals differ, compare unit versus line prices and each system’s tax/shipping rules. Cart creation is not proof of payment.