| 开发者 | nikhilbadveli6 |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年11月13日 21:56 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0-or-later |
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An AI reporting assistant for WooCommerce. You ask questions about your store in everyday language, and it looks up the answer in your WooCommerce Analytics data and explains it, with a chart where one helps.
Yes. The plugin is free, and every feature in it works on every plan. The store snapshot, the Dashboard widget and the weekly email never use questions. Answering questions uses the Askshelf service, and the free plan includes 10 questions per store each calendar month (UTC), with no account. Every question counts, including ones Askshelf declines as off-topic. Stopped questions, errors and questions blocked for personal data don't. Paid plans include more questions each month; see https://askshelf.in/#pricing. Buy, change or cancel one from Plans in the Askshelf top bar. Checkout and billing are by Dodo Payments; the plugin never takes payment details.
No. The Askshelf service handles the AI, so questions work as soon as you click Start free.
In the Askshelf menu of your WordPress admin, just below WooCommerce. Click Start free to connect, then ask your first question. The store snapshot also appears on the WordPress Dashboard.
No. Every lookup is read-only, and there is no code in the plugin that writes store data. The only things it saves are its own settings and your chat history.
No. Customer names, emails, phone numbers and addresses are never read or sent. Questions that contain an email address or phone number are refused in your browser. Only your question and the totals needed to answer it (for example product names, order counts and amounts) are sent. See "External services" below for the full list.
It reads the same data, so the numbers match. Instead of picking a report, setting dates and filters and comparing tables yourself, you ask the question and get the answer, the change and a chart. It also covers things the built-in reports don't put in one place, such as profit per product, products about to run out and stock that isn't selling.
Yes. Askshelf reads the Analytics tables. If Analytics is turned off, the Askshelf page explains how to turn it on.
If Analytics hasn't finished importing your older orders, the first screen shows a warning. Import them in Analytics › Settings.
The same ones as WooCommerce Analytics. Change them in Analytics › Settings › Excluded statuses, and Askshelf follows.
Turn on Cost of Goods Sold in WooCommerce › Settings › Advanced › Features, then add a cost to each product. WooCommerce records costs on orders placed after that, and Askshelf reports gross profit and margin from them.
Yes. Answers with a chart or table have a Download CSV button.
Turn on Custom queries in Askshelf settings (off by default). The AI can then write a read-only database query for the question. You see each query and choose whether to run it, and it can never read customer names, emails, phone numbers or addresses.
Askshelf is built to keep personal data out of the AI: customer names, emails, phone numbers and addresses are never read or sent, and the service does not keep your questions or answers. Review "External services" below and your own privacy policy before you use it on a live store.
No. Nothing runs on your shop's pages. Lookups run only in the admin when someone asks a question, and the snapshot is cached for a few minutes.
Yes. It works with HPOS (order tables) and the older posts storage.
The weekly email is sent by your own site with WordPress's built-in mail, so it needs a site that can send email. Some hosts do not provide this. If "Send one now" fails, install an SMTP plugin (for example WP Mail SMTP or FluentSMTP) and connect it to your email provider, then try again. The message shows the reason WordPress gave.
No. Cancel it first from Plans › "Invoices, card and cancelling" in the Askshelf top bar. If you reinstall on the same site and click Start free, your plan comes back.
Anyone with the "View WooCommerce reports" capability (store managers and administrators by default). Connecting, changing what Askshelf may read and the weekly email need "Manage WooCommerce".