Birthday Rewards for WooCommerce – NeoLite Birthday Bash

Seven days before the birthday, not on the day itself. That gives the customer time to choose, and — if you sell physical goods — time for the parcel to actually arrive before the day. The coupon then expires 14 days after it was issued by default, which you can change, so the deadline lands about a week after the birthday.

On the My Account page, the WordPress registration form and the classic checkout, with no setup required. For the block-based Cart & Checkout, add the [birthday_bash_checkout_input] shortcode where you want the fields to appear. The [birthday_bash_form] shortcode places the full form anywhere else on your site.

Yes, with one step. Block checkout does not fire the hooks the classic checkout does, so the fields are added by placing the [birthday_bash_checkout_input] shortcode in your block checkout. Once it is there, the birth date saves through the Store API exactly as it does on the classic checkout.

No. It stores the day and the month only. Your store never learns anyone’s age, because it never asks — which is all a birthday coupon has ever needed, and one less piece of personal data for you to justify holding.

Yes. The field can be set to required or optional, and the setting applies wherever the form appears.

Yes. Upload your logo and write your own subject, greeting and message. A Live Email Preview shows exactly what the customer will receive before anything is sent. The email uses WooCommerce’s standard layout, so it inherits your store’s email styling.

No. One coupon per customer per year, tracked per year, so nobody is issued two and nobody is missed. A duplicate check also runs before issuing, so an active unused birthday coupon is never replaced with a second one.

The Coupon Logs tab lists every coupon: who received it, when it was generated, when it expires, and whether it has been redeemed against an order.

No. The daily check runs in bounded batches through Action Scheduler rather than walking every customer in one pass, so a large customer list cannot time it out. Front-end styles load only on pages that actually show the birthday form.

Yes. The plugin declares compatibility with High-Performance Order Storage.

All-in-one tools are good at complex multi-step workflows and carry the weight to match. NeoLite is a Micro-Satellite: it does one job, needs no workflow configuration, and requires no parent plugin beyond WooCommerce itself.

Yes. Birthday Bash handles the one big day; NeoGrow handles the other 364. They work together with no setup, and neither requires the other.