Description
StoreSuite adds a frontend store management dashboard for WooCommerce. Give store managers one place to run the day-to-day: products, categories, tags, brands, coupons, orders, and key metrics—without switching between multiple admin screens.
Key Features
- Manage WooCommerce store easily – Single dashboard for store operations
- Products – List, add, and edit WooCommerce simple products
- Products – Variable product management (Comming soon)
- Categories – Manage product categories (add, edit, list)
- Tags – Manage product tags (add, edit, list)
- Brands – Manage product brands
- Coupons – Create, edit, and manage WooCommerce coupons
- Orders – View, create, and edit orders with customer and item details
- Dashboard quick analytics – Store performance KPIs and leaderboards:
- Total sales, gross sales, net sales
- Orders count and average order value
- Products sold and variations sold
- Returns, discounted orders, net discount amount
- Tax and shipping totals, download counts
- Top products by items sold
- Top categories by items sold
- Top customers by total spend
- Top coupons by order count
How It Works
- Install and activate StoreSuite (WooCommerce must be active).
- Create a page and add the shortcode
[storesuite_dashboard]. - In WooCommerce StoreSuite settings, select that page as the dashboard page and save.
- Visit the dashboard page when logged in with
manage_woocommercecapability to manage your store. - StoreSuite is compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS).
Screenshots
General Settings 
Dashboard Settings 
Predefined/Custom Color Palette Settings 
Paginations Settings 
Frontend Dashboard 
Products List 
Products Filter 
Add New Product 
Edit Product 
Orders List 
Orders Filter 
Orders Details View 
Edit Order 
Add New Order 
Product Categories List 
Add New Product Category 
Edit Product Category 
Product Brands List 
Add New Product Brand 
Edit Product Brand 
Product Tags List 
Add New Product Tag 
Edit Product Tag 
Coupons List 
Add New Coupon 
Edit Coupon 
Account Settings
Installation
Standard Installation
- Install and activate WooCommerce if you have not already.
- In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins Add New, search for “StoreSuite”, and click Install Now, then Activate.
- Alternatively, download the plugin zip and upload it to
/wp-content/plugins/and activate from Plugins. - Go to Settings Permalinks and click Save Changes to flush rewrite rules.
- Create a new page (e.g. “Store Dashboard”), add the shortcode
[storesuite_dashboard], and publish. - Go to WooCommerce StoreSuite in the admin menu.
- In Select Dashboard Page, choose the page you created and click Save Changes.
- Visit that page when logged in as a user with store management permissions to use the dashboard.
Permalinks
After installing or reactivating StoreSuite, go to Settings Permalinks and click Save Changes so dashboard URLs work correctly.
FAQ
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Do I need WooCommerce?
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Yes. StoreSuite requires WooCommerce to be installed and activated.
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Who can access the StoreSuite dashboard?
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Users with the
manage_woocommercecapability (e.g. Administrators and Shop Managers) can access the dashboard when they visit the page that contains the[storesuite_dashboard]shortcode. -
Is it mandatory to update permalinks after installing the plugin?
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Yes. Go to Settings Permalinks and click Save Changes after activation so dashboard routes work properly.
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How do I set the dashboard page?
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Create a page, add the shortcode
[storesuite_dashboard], then go to WooCommerce StoreSuite and select that page in Select Dashboard Page and save. -
Does StoreSuite work with WooCommerce HPOS?
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Yes. StoreSuite declares compatibility with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS).
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Contributors & Developers
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Changelog
1.0.6
- Rewrite dashboard analytics in React with net sales chart, recent orders, quick actions, and leaderboards.
- Nest Categories, Brands, and Tags under the Products menu with a collapsed-sidebar flyout.
- Improve Lighthouse scores via deferred rendering, reserved widget heights, and per-endpoint asset loading.
- Harden analytics REST permissions and cache preload payloads per user capability.
- Patch dependency vulnerabilities and move build toolchain to Node 22.
- Append order number / coupon ID to the Edit Order and Edit Coupon page titles.
- Link list-table names (products, categories, brands, tags, coupons) to their StoreSuite edit page.
- Keep the Products parent menu active on edit Category / Brand / Tag pages.
- Reactively toggle the order Products section based on the saved order’s editable state.
- Fix Upsells / Cross-sells on the product form and Products / Categories selects + datepicker styling on the coupon form.
1.0.3
- Minor update on admin settings UI.
1.0.2
- Redesign and optimize React admin settings UI.
- Add predefined/custom color palette system with live preview.
- Improve dashboard and general settings controls and save flow.
1.0.1
- Reorder My Account Dropdown Sub menus.
1.0.0
- Initial release.
- Dashboard with store performance KPIs and analytics.
- Products management.
- Categories, tags, and brands management.
- Coupons management.
- Orders: list, view, create, edit feature.
- Shortcode: [storesuite_dashboard].
- WooCommerce HPOS compatible.
- Collapsible dashboard sidebar: header control toggles expanded vs icon-only rail; menu labels on hover/focus; preference stored in the browser; full sidebar layout on smaller viewports.
- General settings: optional sidebar logo (expanded) and sidebar icon (collapsed), chosen from the media library; outputs in the dashboard sidebar with updated styling.
- Accessibility: navigation landmark on the sidebar, toggle semantics (role, aria-expanded, aria-controls), and screen-reader-friendly site title when a custom logo is shown.