Vraimony
Tool guide

WordPress Plugin

Use the plugin when evidence preparation starts inside your WordPress or WooCommerce workflow and you want a cleaner path than scattered notes, screenshots, and emails.

Official domain: www.vraimony.com. Read-only verification only. No remote scripts by default.

Diagram showing chain of custody in a website-driven flow.

Best for

WooCommerce merchants, store operators, and WordPress teams who want a practical store-side helper.

Site / store helperWooCommerce-first

Not the right tool if

You want a hosted dispute service, broad automation platform, or custom implementation bundled inside the download.

Real example

A WooCommerce merchant receives a delivery dispute and wants the store itself to be the starting point for cleaner evidence work.

What you get

  • A WordPress-side helper for proof preparation
  • A cleaner start path for store-based evidence work
  • A simpler bridge into Vraimony packs

How it is used

Install it in WordPress, open the plugin area, and use it as the website-side helper when order, delivery, acceptance, or dispute-related evidence work starts in the store.

Install in 3 steps

  1. Download the official ZIP.
  2. Upload and activate it from the WordPress plugin screen.
  3. Open the Vraimony plugin area and connect it to the right pack or store flow.

What problem it removes

It removes scattered store-side proof handling and gives teams a cleaner starting point than manual screenshot folders and email chains.

Pair it with

Best paired with the One Case or the WooCommerce-first proof path when the download alone is no longer enough.

Security and package identity

Download only from www.vraimony.com. Check the matching guide, package name, and release wording. SHA256 helps detect corruption; it does not prove official origin by itself.

Quick questions

What is it for?

A website-side helper for WooCommerce and WordPress proof work.

What is it not for?

It is not a full dispute outsourcing service or a custom-built workflow rollout.

What should I do next?

Install the helper first. Then use a self-serve pack if you need a clearer operational outcome.