Bulk Orders Remover for WooCommerce
Proudly present another plugin made with :hearts: by FPWD Team. This solution allows you to control the number of orders in your WooCommerce store. If you have a feeling that your order database needs some slimming, works faster, be more responsive, we have a solution for you. Set the right rules an
Proudly present another plugin made with :hearts: by FPWD Team. This solution allows you to control the number of orders in your WooCommerce store. If you have a feeling that your order database needs some slimming, works faster, be more responsive, we have a solution for you. Set the right rules and start cleaning your store from orders you don’t need anymore.
A closer look.
- 01Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/plugin-name directory, or install the plugin directly via the WordPress plugins panel.
- 02Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ section in WordPress panel
- 03Use the Settings -> Bulk Orders Remover to set all adjustments.
Frequently asked questions.
IMPORTANT
This plugin operates on your database, so we strongly recommend to create the backup before you go. Please note that we cannot be responsible for any mistakes in the results of the operations made by this plugin, for example, errors made when entering wrong values or DB problems after orders removal. Don’t hesitate to ask our team about anything you need. We are happy to help!
Why should I use that?
This plugin removes orders from WooCommerce older than the chosen number of days. So if you want to remove old data, which you (your customers or IRS) don’t need anymore just use that plugin!
How could I start?
After the activation plugin will be still turned off, to avoid any unauthorized actions. The plugin will start to work after you save your settings.
How it works?
This plugin creates a periodical task (WP Cron job), which uses a series of database queries to remove orders and optimize your database. This job will be launched at 2:00 am (timezone of your WordPress). Please note that WP Cron launch only when you have a visit on your site, so the exact time could be different. You can always run an additional task on your server cron to force the execution of WP Cron.
