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Order Status History for WooCommerce

By alx359

E-commerce & Shopping /

Order Status History for WooCommerce Review - In-Depth Analysis

Order Status History for WooCommerce enhances order processing with visual cues. It shows customer order history, highlights repeat customers, and provides detailed reports.

Performance Overview

WPS Score

6.75/10

User Rating

5/5 (based on 14+ reviews)

Active Installations

1,000+

Update Frequency

Below Average It is calculated using the weighted average of same category plugins.

Security Score

1 / 10 (Very Low Risk) It is calculated using the weighted average of all versions.

What It Does

Order Status History for WooCommerce (OSHWOO) speeds up your daily analysis and processing of orders. Unobtrusive visual cues in all the orders screens show when someone has ordered from your shop before, your most repeating customers, and spurts of unusual activity like customers with due payments and cancellations.

Main features include a graphical add-on for WooCommerce that displays additional data for each order, such as customer history and unusual behavior. The Order history column is sortable, allowing shop managers to easily identify their most repeating customers or those with the most issues.

Status colors are customizable, and the plugin supports guest and registered customer orders. It also offers detailed reports, CSV export options, and multi-currency support, all completely free with no limitations.

Other Notable Features

Here are a few other notable features of this free Order Status History for WooCommerce plugin.

Order Status

WooCommerce History

WooCommerce Orders

Screenshots

FAQ

Since version 1.8, the history queries are cached via transients, which dramatically improves speed and lowers DB calls during the display of the Orders and Users screens. The trade-off though is that the Orders history column information might be at times inaccurate, as is now rebuilt with some delay of up to 1 hour. If that’s an issue to you, the Bulk action -> Rebuild history cache allows updating the history cache manually.

Additionally, filter oshwoo_cache_ttl, (goes into functions.php), can help control the baseline of how long the cache stays fresh before going stale and rebuilding itself (default is 1h). Example usage: add_filter( 'oshwoo_cache_ttl', function(){ return 0.5; });