Describe the scope, expected delivery process, required customer information and any scheduling arrangements. State what is included and how revisions or follow-up work are handled. A standard virtual product does not automatically create a booking calendar, recurring subscription or project-management workflow.

1. Open Products > Add New and enter a descriptive service name.
2. Select the suitable product type, commonly Simple product, and enable Virtual.
3. Set the price and the tax treatment required by your confirmed store configuration.
4. Leave Downloadable disabled unless the purchase should also grant access to an actual file.
5. Add a clear description, short summary and relevant image, then configure any capacity or purchase limits you actually need.
6. Save as a draft, preview and test checkout before publishing.

No. It describes shipping requirements. A service can still need manual work and an order-processing step. Orders containing products marked both virtual and downloadable have different automatic completion behaviour from an ordinary service, so test the actual product configuration rather than assuming every virtual order completes immediately.

Billing details may still be needed for payment, tax or customer records. A mixed cart containing a physical product will also require shipping. Removing every address field through custom code can break gateway or tax behaviour, so change fields only through a compatible, justified configuration.

Complete a sandbox order and read the customer email and order page. Confirm that the buyer knows the next step and that the responsible team receives the order. If the service requires an appointment, subscription or special intake form, configure and test the appropriate supported extension separately. Keep customer submissions private and avoid asking for sensitive credentials in ordinary order notes or email.

• Creating a downloadable product and testing file delivery
• Processing a new WooCommerce order through fulfilment
• Creating a simple physical product in WooCommerce
• Creating product attributes for a WooCommerce catalogue

• WooCommerce: Product Editor Settings
• WooCommerce: Add Product
• WooCommerce: Digital Downloadable Product Handling