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Magento 2 Smart One Step Checkout ensures the flawless checkout process with a one-step checkout page. With the module, you can configure newsletter subscription, delivery dates, address auto completion, GeoIP detection, customizing billing and shipping sections, etc. Analytical reports demonstrate general and detailed (per form) checkout abandonment stats.
Delivery date and notice fields.
Once installed, the module replaces the native Magento checkout with a full-fledged single-step checkout page. There, the customer can find all the required options: login, payment and shipping info, etc. Moreover, the page enhances customer experience with field auto completion, country IP auto detection, Google form auto completion, and other features. An admin, in turn, can rename and rearrange checkout fields at their convenience.
To cover all aspects of the checkout process and provide a store owner with a constant possibility to improve, the extension comes with a set of checkout progression reports. The reports show overall and detailed checkout abandonment stats (checkout field completion rates) for quick and meaningful checkout page adjustments.
The one-step checkout page introduced by the extension provides all the necessary functionality in one place.
As you can see from the above image, the extension was designed in a way to minimize the number of customers leaving the checkout page. Let's take a closer look at it.
The first checkout block offers customers to log in and fill in the information about their shipping address.
Customers are suggested to enter an email address. If there is already an account at the store with such email, the system will recognize it and provide the appropriate suggestions.
Additionally, customers can click the 'Login here' active link to log in manually. Whenever the link is clicked, customers will see a pop-up window suggesting them to enter their login data.
Below the login and registration fields, you can see the 'Shipping Address' block. With every field, all the entered information is cached within the session. This way, if unexpected page reloads take place, all the already submitted info will be saved.
Next, customers are presented with the 'Shipping Method' block.
Here customers can choose the preferred shipping method and define a delivery date and time (if allowed by the extension settings).
The 'Delivery Date' and 'Delivery Time' options are flexible and set in the admin area. Any dates and time intervals can be specified depending on the delivery options available.
Preferred delivery date and time are displayed on the order details page.
Next comes the 'Payment Method' block.
Here customers are suggested to specify the preferred payment method and billing address if it doesn't correspond to the shipping address.
Depending on the selected payment method, customers will be either suggested to fill in the required fields or redirected to the payment method side. This solely depends on the payment method's configuration and peculiarities.
On the right side of the checkout page, the customers are presented with the 'Order Review' block.
The block provides an overview of all the products added to the cart. Here, customers can remove products, change product quantity, and apply discount codes. Whenever the product quantity is adjusted or product is removed from the cart, the order total is adjusted automatically without page reloads.
Smart One Step Checkout is integrated with several Aheadworks extensions, including Store Credit and Refund, Gift Card, and Reward Points. With this functionality, customers are able to use store credits, gift card codes, and reward points they have to pay for purchases.
We added the integration with Amazon Pay, meaning that you can easily register and login to your Magento website and complete the checkout process using the information and payment methods stored in your Amazon accounts.
The last block of the one-step checkout page is the field for notes.
Here customers can leave any note to the admin that will be available on the order details page. Additionally, the admin can upload trust seals of the payment methods available and specify a secure payment label. In the above image, you can see the uploaded official PayPal trust seal and the '100% Secure Payment' secure payment label specified.
The extension settings page can be found under Stores > Configuration > AHEADWORKS EXTENSIONS > One Step Checkout. On this page, you can control the overall extension behavior, adjust checkout field names, display order, upload trust seals, and more!
Google API Key - the Google Maps API key required to identify your store.
The 'Newsletter Subscription Option' block controls the behavior of the newsletter subscription field if it is available on the checkout page.
Checked by Default - defines if the subscribe to newsletter checkbox is checked by default.
The 'Default Values' section controls whether particular fields have predefined values. Helpful for the stores that mostly ship the goods to a single country or work with a particular shipping or payment method company.
Payment Method - defines which payment method is selected by default.
This configuration section defines the date and time slots available for order delivery and whether customers can specify a delivery date and time.
Days Between Order and Delivery Dates - defines the number of days from the order date when customers can start booking delivery.
Period, From-To - excludes a particular period from the delivery options (for example, your best delivery-guy went on vacation).
You can combine these periods and dates by clicking .
With these two configuration sections, you can rearrange fields in the shipping and billing address blocks, add new fields, mark fields as required, and rename fields.
Some of the shipping and billing address fields CANNOT be disabled because most of the payment methods require them present and will not process payments that lack customer information. This is done to avoid conflicts with payment processors.
Almost every field of this section can be either enabled or set as required. Required fields are mandatory, and customers cannot complete the checkout process without filling them in.
To rearrange field blocks on the checkout page, use to drag & drop them.
With the 'Trust Seals Block' setting section, you can upload the security badges provided by payment processors.
Enabled - defines if the trust seals displayed below .
Trust Seals - uploads trust seals to the checkout page.
Trust seals might be useful for introducing new payment methods and gaining customers' trust.
The 'GeoIP Settings' section provides you with the address detection by IP functionality.
Enable IP Detection - enables the functionality if the GeoIP library is installed.
If specified, the 'Default Country' option has a higher priority over the above functionality.
The extension is the first extension on the market to offer a full range of checkout performance reports for meaningful checkout page layout adjustments.
The checkout performance reports can be found under Reports > One Step Checkout by Aheadworks.
The 'Abandoned Checkout Statistics' report shows the number of abandoned checkouts, the abandoned checkout revenue (the additional possible revenue), the number of orders, the order revenue, and checkout conversion rates for the set period.
For simple segmentation, the reports come with filtering options. Those include the store view and customer group filters.
In the provided calendar, you can specify any date or date range either by clicking the required dates or indicating the interval manually. Once the date has been selected, click to refresh the report page.
Below the checkout conversion chart, you can see the reporting table and chart providing an abandoned checkout overview.
You can also define which values should be displayed in the chart.
The 'Checkout Behavior Report' provides you with the per-field statistics of the checkout page's performance. Thus, you can make the appropriate changes to the checkout page depending on how well particular fields perform in terms of conversion rates.
The variable inserts the notice a customer left for an order into a notification email.