Pal Biz AutoTracker is a powerful WordPress plugin designed for WooCommerce store owners who want to stay on top of their sales performance.
Get comprehensive, automated reports delivered directly to your inbox with detailed information about:
- 📊 Orders Report – Track all orders (free and paid) with complete order details
- 👥 User Registrations – Monitor new customer registrations (verified and unverified)
- 🏪 Category Sales – See which product categories are performing best
Key Features
✅ Automated Report Generation – Set it and forget it with automatic scheduling ✅ Flexible Scheduling – Choose from Daily, Weekly, or Monthly reports ✅ Custom Date Ranges – Generate manual reports for specific date ranges ✅ Multiple Report Types – Orders, Users, and Categories reports ✅ PDF & CSV Formats – Get reports in both formats automatically ✅ Email Customization – Customize email subject and body content ✅ Dynamic Sender Configuration – Set custom sender name and email ✅ Debug Logging – Built-in debug logger for troubleshooting ✅ WooCommerce Integration – Seamlessly integrates with WooCommerce ✅ Professional Design – Clean and intuitive admin interface
How It Works
- Install and activate the plugin
- Go to WooCommerce → Pal Biz AutoTracker
- Configure your settings:
- Enable/disable automatic reports
- Choose report frequency (Daily/Weekly/Monthly)
- Select which report types to include
- Set recipient email addresses
- Customize email subject and body
- Configure sender name and email
- Set up your schedule and send time
- Sit back and receive automated reports!
Requirements
- WordPress 5.8 or higher
- PHP 7.4 or higher
- WooCommerce 6.0 or higher
Support
For support and inquiries, please contact: cs@elearningstack.com
License
This plugin is licensed under the GPL v2 or later. See license.txt for details.
Credits
Developed by ELS for E-Learning Stack (https://elearningstack.com)
Additional Resources
- Official Website: https://elearningstack.com
- Support Email: cs@elearningstack.com
- GitHub: Coming soon
Security
This plugin follows WordPress security best practices: * Proper capability checks (manage_options) * AJAX nonce verification * Input sanitization and validation * Output escaping with esc_html(), esc_attr(), etc. * Safe database queries with prepared statements