Configuration¶

Required constants / environment variables¶

Variable	Where to set	Description
`DIXA_API_TOKEN`	`wp-config.php`	Bearer token for the Dixa REST API
`DIXA_SCHEDULE_ID`	`.env` / `env()`	Business-hours schedule ID used for open/closed status
`DIXA_MIM_TOOLS_API_KEY`	`.env` / `env()`	Basic Auth username for the order status endpoint called by Dixa MIM Tools
`DIXA_MIM_TOOLS_API_SECRET`	`.env` / `env()`	Basic Auth password for the same endpoint

Example (`wp-config.php`)¶

define( 'DIXA_API_TOKEN', 'your-dixa-api-token' );

Example (`.env` via Bedrock/Dotenv)¶

DIXA_API_TOKEN=your-dixa-api-token
DIXA_SCHEDULE_ID=your-schedule-id
DIXA_MIM_TOOLS_API_KEY=a-long-random-key
DIXA_MIM_TOOLS_API_SECRET=a-long-random-secret

DIXA_MIM_TOOLS_API_KEY/DIXA_MIM_TOOLS_API_SECRET are issued to Dixa and never to wp-config.php — they gate an unauthenticated-by-WordPress REST endpoint, so they belong in the environment, not in a file that regularly gets shared/committed by mistake. Estimated delivery on that same endpoint has a built-in default for a handful of carriers, and can be overridden or extended per site via the dixa_order_status_estimated_delivery filter (see REST API).

WordPress options¶

Option key	Type	Description
`dixa_customer_service_status`	bool	Cached open/closed state, updated every 30 minutes by the Action Scheduler job

Dependencies¶

The plugin requires Action Scheduler (bundled with WooCommerce) for async customer sync jobs.