Tutor LMS has some excellent features and one of them is integration with WooCommerce. For paid course it’s kind of a mandatatory feature of Learning Management Systems. Here’s a step by step way to enable the WooCommerce as an ecommerce engine: Step 1: First, from Tutor LMS, click on Settings. Step 2: From settings, click on Monetization. Step 3: After clicking Monetization, click on ‘Select e-commerce engine’ Step 4: Click ‘Select Option’ for expand it and choose ‘WooCommerce’.

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Table of Contents Introduction BookingPress WooCommerce Bookings Bookly Pro Amelia Simply Schedule Appointments Conclusion Introduction Welcome to the Comprehensive Guide to Booking Plugins for WordPress! In today’s digital age, managing appointments and reservations efficiently is crucial for businesses of all sizes. WordPress offers a plethora of booking plugins, each with its unique features and functionalities. This guide aims to provide you with insights into the top booking plugins available for WordPress.

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