Configuration – Endpoints

Endpoints

The Endpoints configuration allows the admin to manage dynamic URL segments used across the vendor dashboard and related pages in the WooCommerce Multi-Vendor Marketplace.

Endpoints Overview

  • Endpoints add an extra segment to a page URL
  • Used to load different sections without creating separate pages
  • Commonly used for:
    • Vendor dashboard pages
    • Vendor profile pages
    • Orders, settings, and other vendor actions
  • Fully configurable by the admin

What is an Endpoint?

  • An endpoint is an additional URL segment appended to a page
  • Example:
    • Base URL: example.com/vendorprofile
    • With endpoint: example.com/vendorprofile/edit-vendor-profile
  • Helps display specific sections such as:
    • Edit Profile
    • Dashboard
    • Order History
    • Settings pages

Admin Configuration

  • Navigate to:
    • Marketplace > Settings > Endpoints
  • The admin can configure:
    • Endpoint – URL slug appended to the page
    • Title – Menu label shown in the vendor dashboard

Endpoint Customization

  • Each endpoint URL can be customized
  • Endpoints must be unique to avoid conflicts
  • Any changes reflect immediately in vendor dashboard URLs
  • Recommended practice:
    • Use a prefix such as vendor- to avoid collisions

Examples

  • Dashboard

    • Endpoint: dashboard
    • Title: Dashboard

  • Order History

    • Endpoint: order-history
    • Title: Order History

Vendor Dashboard Menu

Vendor Dashboard Endpoints

  • Endpoint Titles appear as menu items in the vendor dashboard
  • Clicking a menu item loads the corresponding page using its endpoint

Hide Customer WooCommerce Endpoints

  • Admin can hide customer-related WooCommerce endpoints from the vendor dashboard
  • Prevents vendors from seeing irrelevant customer menu items
  • Improves vendor dashboard clarity and usability

Already Registered WooCommerce Endpoints

  • dashboard
  • orders
  • downloads
  • edit-address
  • payment-methods
  • edit-account
  • customer-logout
  • order-pay
  • order-received
  • view-order
  • lost-password
  • add-payment-method
  • delete-payment-method
  • set-default-payment-method

Behavior

  • These customer endpoints can be hidden across all vendor endpoint pages
  • Only vendor-relevant endpoints remain visible in the dashboard