WordPress and WooCommerce

Installation and first connection

Install the plugin, verify the free core, and connect a portal license when premium capabilities are needed.

Guide overview

01

Install the plugin

Upload the WordPress.org ZIP or install it from Plugins, then activate Asuka Product Designer. WooCommerce is required only for native product, cart, checkout, and order integration.

The free plan includes the complete 2D and 3D core. Premium files remain protected by entitlements even when the compatible integration code is present.

Activate Asuka Product Designer.

Asuka Product Designer public page in the WordPress plugin directory.
Install the free plugin directly from WordPress.org or upload the official ZIP.

Open Asuka Designer > Settings.

Asuka Designer runtime settings in WordPress administration.
Review the runtime and integration settings before publishing the first product.

Run the environment diagnostics.

WordPress diagnostics for the Asuka Product Designer environment.
Diagnostics identify missing requirements and provide useful context for support.

Enter the portal license key only for a paid WordPress plan.

Customer permissions configured in the WordPress product designer.
Expose only the editing tools customers need on the storefront.
02

Secure defaults

The licensed domain is derived from the activated site and cannot be changed by ordinary client administrators. Commercial requests use the fixed Asuka API endpoint.

Storefront customers receive Variations by default when they select a configurable part. Element editor, pricing rules, pricing administration, state, assembly, and parameters remain hidden unless explicitly allowed.

Still blocked?

Open a contextual request so support receives the platform and recent diagnostics automatically.

Contact support