I frequently create woocommerce orders on the frontend for new customers who order via telephone. What I do is:
I ensure being logged out on my website
I place the customers order entering his / her information (email, phone number, …) in my woocommerce frontend
Although all customer data is completely unique, the plugin frequently merges the new customer contact to an older one I have created a couple of days ago using the same method.
Analyzing this issue, I found out, that the contacts are merged due to “matching cookies”.
How can I disable cookie matching contacts merges on a specific form / in general?
Thanks a lot for your answer! Problem ist, that the woocommerce forms are treated as “non hubspot” forms in the backend, which means, I unfortunally do not have the options you mentioned above
This might be due to cookie matching on the browser. I’m not sure how you would turn that off in WooComerce but I could suggest a little trick! If you open a browser in incognito it holds no cookies whatsoever thus this would not happen - I’d suggest you reach out to WooComerce and ask how it would be possible to turn off cookie matching in this case and if not possible - you can use the incognito browser whenever filling out these orders manually.
Hope this helps!
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There is a workaround if you submit data to a HubSpot form (or via the Forms API) by enabling “Always create contacts for new email addresses” in the form’s Options.
This ensures each new email creates a separate contact, even when cookies already exist.
However, this setting isn’t available for WooCommerce, there’s a proposed idea for that in the Hubspot Ideas Forum, I’d recommend upvoting it and adding your specific use case in the comments
Thank you for taking the time to respond.
We have taken 3 years to build this and we are now pretty **bleep** if we can’t fix this.
We use woocomerce to take bookings on site from the same machines and they keep amalgamating clients. Have you any idea of a work around at all?