Backend Configuration Options
A tour of the admin configuration screens the plugin adds to WordPress.
General settings guide
WooCommerce Multi-Vendor MarketplaceVideo tutorials for the Webkul WooCommerce Multi-Vendor Marketplace plugin. Fifteen walkthroughs from Webkul's YouTube channel show the marketplace being set up and run: backend configuration, vendors adding products, orders and commissions, shipping methods, and the add-ons that extend the plugin. Click any thumbnail to watch it in a full-size player.
A start-to-finish overview of turning a single-seller WooCommerce store into a multi-vendor marketplace: what the plugin adds, how vendors fit in, and what the store owner controls.
Read the written guideA tour of the admin configuration screens the plugin adds to WordPress.
General settings guideHow a vendor creates and publishes a simple product from the seller dashboard.
Vendor product managementTranslating the marketplace interface strings into another language.
Breaking an order that contains several vendors' items into one order per vendor.
Vendor order managementThe longest video in the playlist: a full walkthrough of the group-buy add-on.
Add-on pageSetting a single flat shipping rate for a vendor's shipments.
Vendor shipping zonesCharging shipping per product instead of one rate for the whole order.
Add-on pageShowing several vendors' offers on one product page so buyers can compare.
Add-on pageReward points buyers collect and redeem across the marketplace.
Browser push notifications for marketplace activity and offers.
Notification settingsSeveral videos cover paid add-ons rather than the core plugin — Split Cart, Quote System, Group Buy, Per Product Shipping, Price Comparison, Buyer Seller Chat, and Web Push Notifications are each sold separately on the Webkul store. The core marketplace features are documented in full under Documentation.
Videos were recorded against earlier plugin releases, so a screen may not match your version exactly. Where a video and a written guide disagree, follow the written documentation — it tracks the current release. For anything still unclear, raise a ticket.