---
title: "Custom Order-Received Message PRO"
description: "Replace WooCommerce's default order-received text with your own message whenever the order contains a split-pay product. Supports a {vendor_name} placeholder and works with classic and block checkout themes."
url: "https://docs.splitpayplugin.com/features/vendor-automation/custom-order-received-message/"
---
PRO feature, off by default. Enable it under **Split Pay settings → Vendor Onboarding → Vendor Automation → Customize the order-received message for split payments**.

By default, WooCommerce's order-received page says *"Thank you. Your order has been received."* — fine for a shop, but odd when the "order" is really a payment to a person. This feature replaces that text with your own message whenever the order contains a product assigned to a connected account.

## Configuring the message

Enter your text in the **Order-received message** field. The placeholder `{vendor_name}` is replaced with the vendor's name. The default wording is:

```
Your money was sent to {vendor_name} successfully. Thank you!
```

Leave the field blank to use that default wording.

**How `{vendor_name}` is resolved** — Split Pay uses the first split-pay product in the order and looks up, in order: the vendor's WordPress display name → the business name Stripe has for the connected account → the account id.

![The order-received page showing the custom message: Your money was sent to Maria Garcia successfully. Thank you!](../../../images/order-received-custom-message.png)

The order-received page with the custom message in place of the default text. Works with both classic and block-based (Site Editor) checkout themes.

## Scope and behavior

*   Only the **message text** on the order-received page changes. The order summary, totals, and the rest of the page are untouched.
*   Orders **without** any split-pay product keep the standard WooCommerce text, so a mixed store (regular products + vendor payments) behaves correctly.
*   Basic HTML is allowed in the message (links, bold, etc. — anything `wp_kses_post` permits).

Developers can adjust the final message programmatically with the [`spp_success_page_message` filter](../../developer-filters/#spp_success_page_message).