Title: Sohay — AI Chatbot for Knowledge Base and WooCommerce Author: Mithun Biswas Published: July 18, 2026 Last modified: July 31, 2026 --- Search plugins ![](https://ps.w.org/sohaychat/assets/banner-772x250.png?rev=3630463) ![](https://ps.w.org/sohaychat/assets/icon.svg?rev=3630463) # Sohay — AI Chatbot for Knowledge Base and WooCommerce By [Mithun Biswas](https://profiles.wordpress.org/bhoot/) [Download](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/sohaychat.1.1.0.zip) * [Details](https://en-au.wordpress.org/plugins/sohaychat/#description) * [Reviews](https://en-au.wordpress.org/plugins/sohaychat/#reviews) * [Installation](https://en-au.wordpress.org/plugins/sohaychat/#installation) * [Development](https://en-au.wordpress.org/plugins/sohaychat/#developers) [Support](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/sohaychat/) ## Description Sohay adds an AI chat widget to your WordPress site that answers visitor questions from the articles you publish. You write articles in the built-in Knowledge Base, and the chatbot looks up the best matches before it replies — so it stays on-topic and uses your real content instead of guessing. **On a WooCommerce store, the chatbot shops with your visitors.** It searches your catalog, pulls up a product with its size and colour options, reads live stock and prices, answers shipping, returns, and refund questions from your store’s own pages, and adds, changes, or removes items in the shopper’s cart — without them leaving the conversation. Every cart change comes with an Undo button, and every price and stock status is read from your store rather than invented. On sites without WooCommerce, none of it appears. Every conversation is saved in a built-in inbox under **Sohay Conversations** — your team can read, search, filter, assign, and reply from one place. #### Why site owners pick Sohay * **Answers from your own content** — the chatbot reads the articles you publish in your Knowledge Base. It doesn’t make up product details or invent prices. * **Sells, not just supports** — on a WooCommerce store the chatbot searches your catalog, checks stock and prices, and fills the shopper’s cart inside the conversation. Declares HPOS and Cart-Checkout-Blocks compatibility. On sites without WooCommerce the shopping tools stay hidden and everything else works the same. * **No coding to set up** — paste an OpenAI API key, publish a few articles, click“ Sync All Articles”. The widget appears on every page. * **A real inbox for your team** — every conversation is saved. Search, filter by status, assign one to a teammate, or reply yourself. * **Predictable costs** — set a daily OpenAI token cap and the plugin stops calling OpenAI for the rest of the day once you hit it. A runaway loop or a hostile bot can’t drain your account overnight. * **GDPR-friendly out of the box** — conversations are stored on your own site, in your own database. Signed-in visitors’ chats flow through WordPress’s built- in **Export / Erase Personal Data** tools; anonymous guest chats (which have no email to match on) are erased by deleting them from the **Conversations** inbox. See **Privacy** below. #### What’s included * A **chat widget** that drops into every page (you can hide it on pages you don’t want it on). * **WooCommerce shopping tools** (WooCommerce 7.0 or later) — catalog search and browse, product and variant lookup, live stock and prices, shipping/returns/refund answers, and add, change, or remove in the shopper’s cart. Each result renders as a card in the chat rather than a wall of text. * A **Knowledge Base** section in the WordPress admin, with a “Sync All Articles” button. * A **Conversations admin** where you can read, search, filter, assign, reply, pin, and close chats. * An **AI Settings** screen for picking the OpenAI model, writing the welcome message, and setting daily spend caps. * A **Diagnostics** screen that shows today’s OpenAI token usage and the most recent plugin log entries. * **Fast page loads** — the chat code only downloads when a visitor actually opens the chat, not on every page view. * **Your OpenAI key is encrypted** in the database and never shown in the admin UI after you save it. #### You’ll need * A WordPress site running version 6.6 or later, on PHP 8.1 or later. * An OpenAI account and API key. You pay OpenAI directly for the model usage — Sohay does not resell access. A typical small support site stays in single-digit dollars per month. * Optional — WooCommerce 7.0 or later, if you want the shopping tools. Everything else works without it. #### External services Sohay sends data to OpenAI (https://openai.com) to generate chat answers and index your Knowledge Base. Without an OpenAI account and API key, the plugin has no upstream model to call and the chat widget cannot answer questions. **What is sent, and when** * **When a visitor sends a chat message** — the message text and recent conversation history are forwarded over HTTPS to `https://api.openai.com/v1/responses` (or the equivalent streaming endpoint for the model you selected) and processed by the OpenAI model configured under **Sohay AI Settings**. * **When you publish or update a Knowledge Base article** — the title and body are sent in the background to OpenAI Files and Vector Stores (`https://api.openai. com/v1/files`, `/v1/vector_stores`, `/v1/vector_stores/*/files`) so the chat can retrieve them. The sync runs in the background, not while you click Save. * **When you open AI Settings** — the plugin makes a one-off call to `https://api. openai.com/v1/models` to populate the model-picker dropdown. * **On a WooCommerce store, when the chatbot uses a shopping tool** — the answer it looks up is sent back to the model so it can reply, in the same conversation as the message that prompted it. Depending on the tool, that is: product names, descriptions, prices, sale prices, stock status, categories, tags, option names and values (size, colour), product page and image URLs; the text of the store pages you have set as Terms, Privacy, Refunds and Returns, plus any Knowledge Base articles matched to a shipping, returns or refund question; and the contents of the shopper’s cart — the items in it, their quantities and options, and the cart totals. This happens only on stores running WooCommerce, and only for the tools the chatbot actually calls in that conversation. **What is _not_ sent.** The cart data describes the basket, not the shopper: no name, email address, postal address, phone number, or payment details are included. Sohay never sends order history, customer records, or anything from WooCommerce’s checkout to OpenAI, because none of the shopping tools read them. **Where it goes** All requests go to `api.openai.com` over HTTPS. The plugin does not contact any other external service — no analytics, no telemetry, no third-party fonts or CDN assets, and no phone-home for updates. Updates come from WordPress.org. **How your API key is handled** The OpenAI API key you enter under **AI Settings** authenticates every request. It is encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) in your WordPress database, masked in the admin UI after the first save, and excluded from the WordPress REST API. The plugin never sends the key anywhere other than `api.openai.com`. **Your responsibilities** Before activating the plugin, please review OpenAI’s [Terms of Use](https://openai.com/policies/terms-of-use) and [Privacy Policy](https://openai.com/policies/privacy-policy). Site owners are responsible for obtaining the appropriate legal basis (consent, contract, legitimate interest, etc.) to share visitor messages with OpenAI under GDPR, CCPA, and other applicable privacy regimes in the jurisdictions they operate in. On a WooCommerce store that basis needs to cover the shopping tools too — what a visitor has put in their cart is information about that visitor, even though no name or address is attached to it. If you would rather it never left your site, the shopping tools can be switched off individually in code; see the FAQ below. #### Privacy Conversations and messages are stored in custom database tables on your own site. For **signed-in visitors**, the plugin registers WordPress’s personal-data exporter and eraser, so the standard **Tools Export Personal Data** and **Tools Erase Personal Data** flows include their Sohay conversations, matched on their account email. **Anonymous (logged-out) visitors’ chats** aren’t tied to an email address, so those email-based tools can’t locate them. To erase a specific guest conversation, open it under **Sohay Conversations** and delete it (available to users with the AI- settings capability); it leaves the inbox immediately and is permanently purged after the retention window — 30 days by default, filterable in code. A visitor can also delete their own chat from the widget, and every soft-delete follows the same purge path. **On a WooCommerce store**, the chatbot’s shopping tools read your catalog, your policy pages, and the visitor’s own cart. What they find is sent to OpenAI so the model can answer, and it is also saved with the conversation — that is what lets the product card or cart summary still be there when the visitor scrolls back. So a stored conversation on a WooCommerce store can contain a snapshot of what that visitor had in their cart at the time. It is covered by the same export, erase and retention paths as the rest of the conversation: erasing the chat erases the snapshot with it. No customer name, address, or payment detail is involved — see **External services** for the exact list. See the **External services** section above for what gets sent to OpenAI. ## Screenshots [⌊The chat launcher sitting in the bottom-right of the site, respecting iOS safe- area-inset above the home indicator.⌉⌊The chat launcher sitting in the bottom-right of the site, respecting iOS safe-area-inset above the home indicator.⌉[ The chat launcher sitting in the bottom-right of the site, respecting iOS safe-area- inset above the home indicator. [⌊The expanded chat panel mid-conversation, streaming an answer grounded in a Knowledge Base article.⌉⌊The expanded chat panel mid-conversation, streaming an answer grounded in a Knowledge Base article.⌉[ The expanded chat panel mid-conversation, streaming an answer grounded in a Knowledge Base article. [⌊Shopping in the chat — a product search returning live catalog results, each card carrying the store's own price, stock, and "Add to cart".⌉⌊Shopping in the chat — a product search returning live catalog results, each card carrying the store's own price, stock, and "Add to cart".⌉[ Shopping in the chat — a product search returning live catalog results, each card carrying the store’s own price, stock, and “Add to cart”. [⌊Adding to the cart from the chat, with the running cart, totals, an Undo button, and a link straight to checkout.⌉⌊Adding to the cart from the chat, with the running cart, totals, an Undo button, and a link straight to checkout.⌉[ Adding to the cart from the chat, with the running cart, totals, an Undo button, and a link straight to checkout. [⌊Sohay → Conversations — the admin SPA listing recent conversations with filter, search, and assignee controls.⌉⌊Sohay → Conversations — the admin SPA listing recent conversations with filter, search, and assignee controls.⌉[ **Sohay Conversations** — the admin SPA listing recent conversations with filter, search, and assignee controls. [⌊A single conversation opened in the admin, showing message history and the reply composer.⌉⌊A single conversation opened in the admin, showing message history and the reply composer.⌉[ A single conversation opened in the admin, showing message history and the reply composer. [⌊Sohay → AI Settings → Spend protection — daily per-visitor and site-wide token caps with the live usage readout.⌉⌊Sohay → AI Settings → Spend protection — daily per-visitor and site-wide token caps with the live usage readout.⌉[ **Sohay AI Settings Spend protection** — daily per-visitor and site-wide token caps with the live usage readout. [⌊Sohay → Dashboard — conversation volume and trends, recent activity, recently published Knowledge Base articles, and quick actions.⌉⌊Sohay → Dashboard — conversation volume and trends, recent activity, recently published Knowledge Base articles, and quick actions.⌉[ **Sohay Dashboard** — conversation volume and trends, recent activity, recently published Knowledge Base articles, and quick actions. ## Installation 1. From the **Plugins Add New** screen, search for **Sohay** and click **Install Now**, then **Activate**. A new **Sohay** menu appears in your WordPress admin sidebar. 2. Visit **Sohay AI Settings** and paste your OpenAI API key into the first field.( If you don’t have one yet, you can create one at platform.openai.com.) Click ** Save**. The key is stored encrypted — the field shows a masked placeholder from now on. 3. While still on **AI Settings**, pick the OpenAI model you want to use, set a daily token cap under **Spend protection**, and (optionally) write a welcome message that greets visitors when they open the chat. 4. Add at least one article under **KB Articles Add New**. This is the content the chatbot draws from. You can write as many as you like; longer-form support articles work best. 5. Visit **Sohay KB Settings Dashboard** and click **Sync All Articles**. The sync runs in the background — articles become searchable to the chatbot within a minute or two. 6. Visit your site’s front-end. The chat launcher appears in the bottom-right corner. Click it to open the chat and try a question your Knowledge Base can answer. ## FAQ ### Do I need an OpenAI account? Yes. Sohay is a front-end for OpenAI’s models — without an OpenAI API key the plugin has no model to call and the chat cannot answer questions. OpenAI bills you directly per token; Sohay does not resell access. The **Spend protection** controls under** AI Settings** let you cap daily token usage to keep costs predictable. ### How much will OpenAI cost me? OpenAI charges per token, and the per-token rate depends on the model you pick ( the cheaper models cost a fraction of a cent per chat reply). A small support site typically stays in single-digit dollars per month. The **Spend protection** controls under **AI Settings** let you cap daily token usage — once the cap is hit, the plugin stops calling OpenAI for the rest of the day. The **Diagnostics** page shows today’s usage so you can spot a runaway loop or a hostile bot before it costs you real money. ### Will the chatbot make things up? The chatbot is _grounded_ in the articles you publish — if it can’t find a matching article, it tells the visitor it doesn’t know instead of inventing an answer. To improve answer quality, publish articles covering the questions you actually get asked, and write a fallback “Contact us” article so the chatbot can route off-topic questions to your human support team. ### Where can I see what visitors are asking? **Sohay Conversations** lists every chat — search them, filter by status, assign a chat to a teammate, or reply yourself. The **Diagnostics** page shows OpenAI errors if you’re investigating a technical problem. ### Will my visitors’ chats be visible to other admins? By default, every WordPress administrator can read every conversation. The plugin ships with five granular capabilities so you can delegate access — for example, give a support agent the ability to read and reply to chats without granting them access to AI Settings. See the developer questions below for an overview, and the capability documentation in the plugin’s GitHub repository for the full matrix with worked role-configuration examples. ### Does this slow down my site? A tiny launcher (~8 KB) loads on every page. The full chat code only downloads when a visitor actually clicks to open the chat, so most visitors never download it. No third-party scripts, fonts, or trackers are loaded from external CDNs. ### What can shoppers do in the chat on a WooCommerce store? On stores running WooCommerce 7.0 or later, a shopper can: * **Search and browse your catalog** — “show me waterproof jackets under $100”,“ what’s new?”, “what’s on sale?” — results come back as product cards with photo, price, and stock. * **Look at one product in detail**, including its options, so they can pick a size or colour without leaving the chat. * **See live stock and prices**, read from your store at the moment they ask. * **Ask about shipping, returns, refunds, and payment** — answered from your WooCommerce store pages first, then from Knowledge Base articles you’ve tagged “policy” or“ faq”. * **Manage their cart** — add an item, change a quantity, or remove a line, each with an Undo button. The chatbot cannot take payment or place an order. When the shopper is ready it hands them to your normal WooCommerce checkout. ### Does the plugin work without WooCommerce? Yes. The chat widget, Knowledge Base, and Conversations inbox work on any WordPress site — the shopping tools simply never appear. On stores running WooCommerce 7.0 or later they switch on by themselves, with no configuration. The plugin also declares HPOS and Cart-Checkout-Blocks compatibility so stores don’t see an “uncertified plugin” banner. ### Can I hide the widget on specific pages? Uncheck **Show widget** under **Sohay AI Settings** to hide it everywhere. To hide it only on certain pages or post types, see the developer questions below. ### Can I customize the welcome message and system prompt? Yes. **Sohay AI Settings** has a Welcome Message field (max 280 characters). ** Sohay KB Settings Settings** has a Custom System Prompt field (max 4000 characters) for the instructions the chatbot follows when it generates answers. The Custom System Prompt field recognises `{site_name}` and `{current_date}` placeholders — they are replaced with your site’s title and today’s date before the prompt is sent to the model. ### Where is my OpenAI API key stored? Encrypted with AES-256-GCM in your WordPress database. The admin UI shows a masked placeholder once you’ve saved the key, and the value is excluded from the WordPress REST API. The plugin never sends the key anywhere other than `api.openai.com`. ### What happens to my data if I uninstall Sohay? Uninstalling deletes the plugin’s own database tables (conversations, messages, sync jobs, diagnostic logs), its settings, and the capabilities it added. **Your Knowledge Base articles are kept** — they’re regular WordPress content, so removing the plugin doesn’t delete them, and they’re still there if you reinstall. If you want them gone too, delete the articles under **KB Articles** before you uninstall. ### Does Sohay work on WordPress Multisite? Yes. Each site in the network keeps its own conversations, Knowledge Base, and settings— nothing is shared across the network. Network-activate to enable Sohay everywhere( each site sets itself up on first load) or activate it per-site. Uninstalling from the network removes Sohay’s data from every site. ### For developers The questions below cover code-level customization. Sohay exposes 43 filters and 12 actions in total; the most-used ones appear here, and the full catalog lives in `docs/HOOKS.md` in the plugin’s GitHub repository, alongside `docs/CAPABILITIES. md` for the full capability matrix. ### How do I customize the plugin with code? The most commonly customized filters: * `sohaychat_should_render_widget` (bool) — per-request gate on the chat widget. Combine with `is_singular()` / `is_product()` to scope the widget to specific pages. * `sohaychat_allowed_openai_models` (string[]) — allowlist of OpenAI model slugs the proxy may call. Restrict to cheaper models to cap spend. * `sohaychat_help_url` and `sohaychat_upgrade_url` (string) — override the admin- header “Help” and “Upgrade” links for resellers. * `sohaychat_admin_conversation_scope` — restrict which conversations a non-admin operator can see. * `sohaychat_tools` — the resolved tool list for the request. Remove an entry and the chatbot is never told that tool exists, so it can neither call it nor send its data to OpenAI. Example — keep the WooCommerce catalog answers but never let the cart leave the site: ``` add_filter( 'sohaychat_tools', function ( $tools ) { unset( $tools['sohaychat-wc/get-cart'], $tools['sohaychat-wc/update-cart'] ); return $tools; } ); ``` The keys are the tool names: `sohaychat-wc/search-catalog`, `sohaychat-wc/lookup- catalog`, `sohaychat-wc/get-product`, `sohaychat-wc/search-shop-policies-and-faqs`,` sohaychat-wc/get-cart`, `sohaychat-wc/update-cart`, and `sohaychat-kb/get-information` for the Knowledge Base lookup. Returning an empty array disables tool use entirely— the chatbot still replies, just with no way to look anything up. Example — hide the widget everywhere except the WooCommerce shop and product pages: ``` add_filter( 'sohaychat_should_render_widget', function ( $enabled ) { if ( ! $enabled ) { return false; } return function_exists( 'is_shop' ) && ( is_shop() || is_product() ); } ); ``` The constants on `Bengal_Studio\Sohaychat\Sohaychat_Hooks` are the recommended form for new code; the legacy literal form continues to work across releases. ### How do I delegate access to non-admin roles? Five granular capabilities let you delegate parts of the plugin to non-admin roles: * `sohaychat_manage` — AI Settings page, OpenAI key reveal, model selection. Implicitly grants all four other plugin caps. * `sohaychat_view_conversations` — Sohay menu, Dashboard + Conversations submenus( read-only). Non-admin users with this cap are scoped to “assigned to me or unassigned” conversations. * `sohaychat_reply_conversations` — everything `sohaychat_view_conversations` grants, plus operator reply, assignee changes, pin / unpin, close / reopen. Implicitly grants `sohaychat_view_conversations`. * `sohaychat_manage_kb` — KB Settings admin page and KB sync routes. * `sohaychat_view_logs` — Diagnostics admin page (read-only). Clearing the log buffer is escalated to `sohaychat_manage` for forensics integrity. WordPress’s built-in `manage_options` capability implicitly grants all five, so administrators keep working unchanged. Use Members, User Role Editor, or WP-CLI (` wp cap add sohaychat_view_conversations`) to delegate caps to non-admin roles. See `docs/CAPABILITIES.md` in the GitHub repository for the full matrix, every REST route’s required cap, three worked role-configuration examples, and the conversation- scope filter contract. ### How do I adjust rate limits or the daily OpenAI token budget in code? Three independent limiter filters. The chat-message rate limit (`limit` requests per rolling `window` seconds, per visitor): ``` add_filter( 'sohaychat_rate_limit_options', function ( $opts ) { $opts['limit'] = 60; $opts['window'] = 60; return $opts; } ); ``` Behind Cloudflare or another reverse proxy, enable proxy-aware client-IP detection so per-visitor limits key off the real visitor rather than the proxy: ``` add_filter( 'sohaychat_rate_limit_options', function ( $opts ) { $opts['proxy_support'] = true; return $opts; } ); ``` Enable `proxy_support` **only** when your site is reachable exclusively through the trusted proxy, and that proxy overwrites the `CF-Connecting-IP` / `X-Real-IP`/` X-Forwarded-For` headers on every request. On an origin that’s also reachable directly, a visitor could forge those headers to sidestep per-visitor limits; the site-wide daily token budget still caps total spend. The public `/auth/guest-token` mint rate limit (separate so token-mint amplification protection can be tuned independently): ``` add_filter( 'sohaychat_auth_rate_limit_options', function ( $opts ) { $opts['limit'] = 5; $opts['window'] = 60; return $opts; } ); ``` The daily OpenAI token budget (caps also configurable under **AI Settings Spend protection**; ceilings reset at UTC midnight; setting either value to 0 disables that particular ceiling): ``` add_filter( 'sohaychat_usage_tracker_options', function ( $opts ) { $opts['site_cap'] = 5000000; $opts['actor_cap'] = 25000; return $opts; } ); ``` The live readout on the Diagnostics page shows today’s usage so you can spot a runaway loop before it 429s real visitors. ### Can I disable the KB search cache? KB vector-search results are memoized in the `sohaychat_kb` object-cache group for 5 minutes by default. To shorten the window, lengthen it, or disable the cache entirely, use the `sohaychat_kb_search_cache_ttl` filter (return 0 to disable): ``` add_filter( 'sohaychat_kb_search_cache_ttl', '__return_zero' ); ``` KB sync events flush the cache automatically, so content updates don’t get masked. ### Why does the streaming response cut off behind my CDN? The plugin sets `Cache-Control: no-cache`, `X-Accel-Buffering: no`, and clears output buffers, but some CDNs still buffer Server-Sent Events. If your CDN supports it, mark the chat REST route as bypassing the cache and disable transformations on the response. ### Where can I see streaming/proxy errors? **Sohay Diagnostics** shows the last 100 plugin log entries with timestamps and context. Each entry also fires the `sohaychat_log_error` action for integration with Sentry, Stackdriver, Query Monitor, etc. ## Reviews There are no reviews for this plugin. ## Contributors & Developers “Sohay — AI Chatbot for Knowledge Base and WooCommerce” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin. Contributors * [ Mithun Biswas ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/bhoot/) [Translate “Sohay — AI Chatbot for Knowledge Base and WooCommerce” into your language.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/sohaychat) ### Interested in development? [Browse the code](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/sohaychat/), check out the [SVN repository](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/sohaychat/), or subscribe to the [development log](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/sohaychat/) by [RSS](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/sohaychat/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss). ## Changelog #### 1.1.0 * New — WooCommerce shopping tools. On stores running WooCommerce 7.0 or newer, the chatbot can help shoppers right inside the chat: search and browse your catalog, look up a specific product and its options, check live stock and prices, answer shipping, returns, refund, and payment questions from your store settings and Knowledge Base, and add, change, or remove items in the shopper’s cart. Cart changes come with an Undo button, and every price, stock count, and product detail comes straight from your store — the chatbot never makes them up. On sites without WooCommerce the tools stay completely hidden. * Tag Knowledge Base articles as “policy” or “faq” (under KB Articles) so the store- policy answers prefer them for shipping, returns, and refund questions. * Faster, cheaper repeat lookups — read-only catalog and policy results are briefly cached on sites running a persistent object cache (Redis or Memcached), scoped per shopper so nothing leaks between visitors. Tunable via the new `sohaychat_tool_cache_ttl` filter. * Improved default chatbot instructions — the built-in prompt now greets visitors, declines off-topic questions politely, cites Knowledge Base articles as links, and answers in the visitor’s language. Custom prompts now recognise `{site_name}` and `{current_date}`; your own custom system prompt still takes priority. * Fixed — the chat widget no longer briefly showed a false “Chat is temporarily unavailable” message right after a successful answer. * Fixed — the Conversations inbox now lists chats by most recent activity with correct timestamps regardless of your site’s timezone, and loading older chats no longer repeats rows. * For developers — a new `sohaychat_system_prompt` filter, a tools/abilities foundation with new action and filter hooks, and a conversation tool-call audit table. This release also runs a one-time, automatic database update on upgrade. #### 1.0.0 * Initial release on WordPress.org. ## Meta * Version **1.1.0** * Last updated **2 days ago** * Active installations **Fewer than 10** * WordPress Version ** 6.6 or higher ** * Tested up to **7.0.2** * PHP Version ** 8.1 or higher ** * Language * [English (US)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/sohaychat/) * Tags * [AI](https://en-au.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/ai/)[chatbot](https://en-au.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/chatbot/) [customer support](https://en-au.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/customer-support/) [knowledge base](https://en-au.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/knowledge-base/)[woocommerce](https://en-au.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/woocommerce/) * [Advanced View](https://en-au.wordpress.org/plugins/sohaychat/advanced/) ## Ratings No reviews have been submitted yet. 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