HFT71 Plugin Documentation

Operational documentation for deploying and maintaining the HFT71 Integration WooCommerce plugin (v1.3.0).

The plugin uses a top-level HFT71 menu in wp-admin (not under WooCommerce):

Submenu	Purpose
Ustawienia	API credentials, sync intervals, status mapping, feature flags
Logi	API request/response log (`hft71_api_log` table)
Modele	Product model configuration (SKUs, sizes, prices)
Kolory	Shared color palette used by models

Documentation

Document	Description
Release checklist	Pre-production deployment checklist
Runbook	Incident handling (API outage, webhooks, stock drift)
Operations checklist	Daily and weekly maintenance tasks
API examples	Request/response examples for integration flows
JSON schemas	Payload and configuration schemas

Centralized model data is stored in custom DB tables (hft71_models, hft71_colors, hft71_model_colors, hft71_model_skus).

One-time seeder imports palette, models, SKUs, descriptions, and prices from theme runtime data on first activation.
Admin CRUD via HFT71 > Modele and HFT71 > Kolory.
Public read helpers: hft71_get_models(), hft71_get_model(), hft71_get_model_sku_map(), and related functions (each filterable).
Normalized config shape: schemas/model-config.schema.json.
hft71_model_price_changed action fires when base price or double-sided surcharge changes.

One-way sync from HFT71 to WooCommerce for shipping.carrier, shipping.tracking, and shipping.trackingRet.
Triggered by cron poll, selected order events, and manual admin action in the order meta box.
Feature-flagged by hft71_shipping_sync_enabled.
Verify via order meta _hft71_shipping_*, log actions sync_shipping / sync_shipping_skipped, and the order meta box section.