About this plugin
From 27 September 2026 Directive (EU) 2024/825 adds new items to the
information a shop has to give consumers before a purchase: the repairability
index where EU law sets one; otherwise what the producer says about spare
parts, repair and maintenance instructions and repair restrictions; and, for
goods with digital elements, the minimum period of software updates. In Italy
the directive is transposed by Legislative Decree 30/2026 into article 49 of
the Consumer Code, letters n-quater, v-bis and v-ter.
WooCommerce has no place for any of this. The plugin adds the fields to the
product and shows them on the product page.
What it does
- Adds a “Guarantees and repairability” tab to the product data, with one field
for each item the law lists: repairability index (A to E), spare parts,
estimated cost of spare parts, how to order them, repair and maintenance
instructions, repair restrictions, software updates, and the producer’s
commercial guarantee
- Shows a tab with the same name on the product page, with only the fields you
filled in. When they are all empty nothing appears: an empty field never
turns into “not available”
- Works alongside the Guarantee Notice plugin, which shows the harmonised
notice and the durability label, and tells you in the product when a product
already carries the label
- Admin screens in English and Italian
What it does not do
- It does not show the harmonised guarantee notice or the durability label.
A free plugin already does that well, and this one recommends it
- It does not tell whether the information is right. The information comes
from the producer; the plugin shows what you write
- It is not legal advice. Whether a shop meets the law in full is up to
the shop, and in doubt to a lawyer
- It does not send anything anywhere. No outbound calls, no keys, no third
party services
Who makes it
Ing. Massimiliano Brasile, an engineer registered with the Order of Engineers
of the Province of Rome. pro.