Address
Book
A multi-address book for WooCommerce, built for Turkish addresses. Customers save as many addresses as they like and choose shipping and billing in a couple of taps at checkout.
WooCommerce and most e-commerce platforms give each customer a single billing and a single shipping address, in a generic format that doesn’t match how addresses work in Turkey.
Unlimited saved addresses, Turkish-format fields and card-based selection at checkout — shipping and billing chosen in seconds, without leaving the page.
Kadıköy / İstanbul
Şişli / İstanbul
Kadıköy / İstanbul
Kadıköy / İstanbul
Province, district, neighbourhood — the way people actually write them.
Province, district and neighbourhood are picked from searchable dropdowns.
Typing a neighbourhood finds its district automatically.
The street field suggests real addresses, limited to Turkey.
Building no comes with a gentle “not block no” reminder, plus floor, flat and directions for the courier.
Billing addresses add company name, tax office and tax or national ID number.
The order points to the address — not a copy of it.
In-city addresses get coordinates on save, so the courier planner can route them straight away.
Tax office and tax / ID number appear on the admin order screen, in order emails and in the API.
The accounting integration reads invoice details directly from the order.
The same address book powers the store panel, including AI-assisted address fixes.
Small decisions that remove friction.
Addresses live in a dedicated table instead of user meta — unlimited per customer, and removed automatically when the user is deleted.
A district’s neighbourhoods are fetched the first time they’re needed and served from the site’s own tables after that.
WooCommerce’s standard form is hidden; the chosen address fills its fields in the background. The postcode field is gone.
Guests see the WhatsApp sign-in form instead of the address section — every order is tied to a real account.