hilrap2

Hi there!

Thank you for this fantastic plugin! We just purchased the Pro-Version.
Unlike so many other plugins we tested, your plugin allows for product sync with already excising Etsy products. The perfect solution for us!

What we miss though, is the mapping for category specific product attributes. In our case, this is also specific to fabrics.
The following list of attributes cannot be mapped:

Craft type (multiselect)
Primary color
Secondary color
Cut to size
Length (units)
Width (units)
Fat quarters
Hand printed
Microfiber
Organic
Waterproof
Primary fabric
Secondary fabric
Primary fiber
Secondary fiber
Pattern
Fabric technique (multiselect)
Purpose
Occasion
Holiday
Shopping cart summary (required under German law)
Show buyers a price per unit (required under German law)
Domestic & global pricing

Could you provide support on this?
(I have also send you an email)

Much appreciated!

Hi @mrclayton,

After editing a typo, my post went in for manual moderation… Will try to repost.

Thank you for all your efforts, much appreciated!

Dear @mrclayton,

Thank you very much for the fast response. Let me first state, that from my side there is no harm/accusation intended. You have developed a fantastic plugin, I know how much work this takes. I sincerely hope that we can have a fruitful discussion and solution for this issue.

Thank you also for providing your reasons with regards to this data harvesting by Stripe. You pointed out the legal basis for processing personal data in the GDPR in your link provided above. Thus:

“a) The data subject has given consent to the processing of his or her personal data for one or more specific purposes;”

I don’t know if speak for most shop owners (I suspect it might be common practice for many). In our case, we do obtain consent from our customers with regards to payment processing. This consent, however, does not involve transfer of personal data to Stripe on login or registration in our online-shop and/or WordPress blog. Especially, if no payments are being processed, or different payment options chosen.

In my opinion, neither does §b provide a valid legal basis, which sates:

“The processing is necessary for the performance of a contract to which the data subject is a party or in order to take steps at the request of the data subject prior to entering into a contract;”

For Stripe to pre-obtain personal data from our customer is not necessary for the performance of a contract, if our customer or user has no intention to make a purchase using Stripes payment processing.

Furthermore, you stated:

For performance reasons, the plugin sends the user information to Stripe once your customer has an active account on your WordPress site

In my tests, the plugin sends the user information even prior to activation of a WordPress account, if the WP site uses double-opt-in account registration.

I would very much appreciate if this would be further alleviated to Stripe.

From a GDPR, as well as from a business perspective, we do not want to pre-share our customer and user info with Stripe. We would have to look at alternative payment providers, if this cannot be resolved.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by hilrap2.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by hilrap2.