About this plugin
Amity Tech Store Audit reads WordPress and WooCommerce configuration, analyzes the standard WooCommerce catalog, and produces a Store Health Score with clear findings.
Amity Tech Store Audit is developed by Amity Tech. Buyer-configurable agency branding remains independent and blank by default.
It does not automatically change store data. It does not test payment transactions or email delivery, scan for malware, optimize performance, or contact an external service.
The 84-check set covers:
- WordPress environment and basic configuration.
- WooCommerce core page, policy-content, and store setup.
- Standard WooCommerce product catalog data.
- Core shipping-zone configuration.
- Enabled payment gateway status and manual testing reminders.
- Conservative WooCommerce Core tax-setting review.
- WooCommerce sender and Core order-email configuration.
Reports can be downloaded as HTML or CSV. A print-friendly report can be saved as PDF through the browser print dialog.
Amity Tech Store Audit retains a bounded 20-scan history and identifies findings that are new, worsened, improved, or resolved. Administrators can ignore intentional findings for background alerts without changing the finding status or score.
Optional daily or weekly background alerts are disabled by default. Administrators can create up to five independently enabled jobs with separate site-timezone schedules. All jobs share the saved recipients and alert baseline.
WordPress sends a minimal email digest only for new or worsened Critical and Warning findings. The email excludes customer, order, payment, credential, and finding-evidence data.
The dashboard and reports visualize Store Health Score and Critical-finding trends from the bounded history. An optional target is informational only and does not alter scoring or guarantee store operation. Each scheduled job can use a selected site-timezone hour and weekly day.
Dashboard, History, Amity Tech Store Audit Settings, and Test Email are separate tabs. Test-email results are displayed within the Test Email tab beside the action.
WP-CLI users can run and store a scan, inspect the latest status, or export JSON, CSV, and HTML through wp amity-tech-store-audit. JSON uses a stable allowlisted schema. CLI/report output can contain privileged configuration evidence, so generated files and CI logs should be protected.