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This plugin removes the "Shopware Payments" entries from the administration navigation and from the order detail view. Shopware adds this payment offering to the admin menu by default. Its primary purpose is to tidy up the admin for shops that do not use Shopware Payments. (Earlier Shopware versions also threw a "You do not have the required permissions" page when the entry was clicked — that bug is fixed in current Shopware, but the unused entries remain.)

Shopware surfaces "Shopware Payments" in two separate places in the navigation via two different mechanisms, plus a third one as a tab in the order detail view, so the plugin filters all three.

The entry under Settings is deliberately kept — that one is a sensible place for the app's configuration.

Note: This is not a statement against Shopware Payments — it is a solid product and a great fit for many shops. This plugin simply addresses the admin clutter for the shops that don't use it: it only hides UI entries and leaves the app, its payment methods and all functionality fully intact, so it can be enabled again at any time.

What it does

Hides the main menu node with navigation id sw-payments (registered by the SwagExtensionStore plugin) and its child entries (Overview / Settings, the ShopwarePayments service app's manifest modules with parent === "sw-payments").
Hides the second entry that appears under "Extensions" (sw-extension). Newer ShopwarePayments versions register it through the Meteor Admin SDK (menuItem.add) from inside their iframe; such entries get a random id and default to parent: "sw-extension", so they cannot be matched by id/parent. They are matched instead via their SDK module's baseUrl, which points at the app's service domain (shopware-payments.services.shopware.io).
Hides the "Shopware Payments" tab in the order detail view. That one is not a navigation entry at all: the app registers it through the Meteor Admin SDK (ui.tabs('sw-order-detail').addTabItem()), which stores only a label and a componentSectionId. The tab is traced back to its app through that componentSectionId — the matching entry in the extensionComponentSections store carries the registering app's src, again the app's service domain. This is more robust than matching the label, which is translated display text.
It does this in the administration only, by overriding the navigationEntries computed of sw-admin-menu and the tabExtensions computed of the tab components, filtering the entries out before they are rendered.

What it deliberately does NOT do

It does not deactivate, uninstall or otherwise touch the ShopwarePayments app. The app must stay active — it is wired into the storefront cookie consent (custom field set shopware_payments_express and storefront gateways). Deactivating it causes an endless loading spinner in the storefront cookie settings.
It does not touch SwagExtensionStore, any core files, the global core.services.disabled switch, ACL roles or payment methods.
It does not hide the app's entry under Settings, and it does not touch the app's own admin pages — those are component sections, not tabs.
It only removes the navigation entries and the order detail tab — nothing else. The change is purely cosmetic and fully reversible: deactivate this plugin and the entries reappear. The goal is a tidy admin, not making the app inaccessible.

Result: both navigation entries and the order detail tab are gone, everything else (the app, its payment methods and the storefront integration) keeps working unchanged.

Requirements

Shopware 6.7 (>=6.7 <6.8)
PHP 8.4 or higher

Installation

Via Composer (recommended)

composer require actualizer/hide-shopware-payments-menu

Manual

Place the plugin in custom/plugins/ActHideShopwarePaymentsMenu (via Git clone, ZIP upload in the plugin manager, or your deployment process).

Then, regardless of the install method, enable it:

bin/console plugin:refresh
bin/console plugin:install --activate ActHideShopwarePaymentsMenu
bin/console assets:install
bin/console cache:clear

The compiled administration assets are shipped in src/Resources/public/administration/, so no Node build is required on the target system. After install, do a hard reload (Ctrl+Shift+R) of the admin.

Development

Build the administration assets after changing main.js:

./bin/build-administration.sh
bin/console assets:install
bin/console cache:clear

Support

For issues and feature requests, please use the GitHub issue tracker.

License

This plugin is licensed under the MIT License.

Credits

Developed by Actualize

Made with ❤️ for the Shopware Community

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