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Web Plura Payment Gateway Monitor – Failed Payments & Checkout Readiness

开发者 wplura
更新时间 2026年9月25日 18:46
PHP版本: 8.1 及以上
WordPress版本: 7.1
版权: GPLv2 or later
版权网址: 版权信息

标签

woocommerce checkout payment gateway webhooks failed payments

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详情介绍:

WooCommerce checkout can look available while failed payments, pending payment orders, webhook mistakes, test-mode settings, currency mismatches, or gateway configuration gaps still create revenue risk. Web Plura Payment Gateway Monitor is a WooCommerce payment gateway and checkout readiness monitor for store owners, developers, and agencies who need to review failed payments, pending orders, webhook setup, and gateway health from wp-admin. Use it when orders fail at checkout, pending payments pile up, payment methods need a readiness review, webhook settings need checking, or a store owner wants a local payment report before a launch, migration, or gateway change. The plugin focuses on practical local checks that a store owner or agency can run from wp-admin: All features described in this readme are included in the WordPress.org package and work locally after activation. The plugin does not require an external account or remote payment monitoring service. It does not transmit payment monitoring data externally. WooCommerce payment problems it helps review Payment Gateway Monitor is useful for install-intent checks such as: Product page: https://wplura.com/products/web-plura-payment-gateway-monitor Terms: https://wplura.com/terms Privacy: https://wplura.com/privacy

安装:

  1. Upload the web-plura-payment-gateway-monitor folder to /wp-content/plugins/.
  2. Activate Web Plura Payment Gateway Monitor from the Plugins screen.
  3. Open Web Plura Payment Gateway Monitor in wp-admin.
  4. Run a local scan.

屏幕截图:

  • Webhook, provider readiness, checkout surface, and configuration checklist highlighting setup items to review before checkout failures grow.
  • Local report history with trend counts, issue exports, gateway readiness exports, and printable summaries.
  • Local settings for scan defaults, retention, supported gateways, and privacy boundary.

常见问题:

Does this require WooCommerce?

Yes. It is built for WooCommerce payment gateway checks.

Does this require an external account?

No. The local dashboard, local scan, checklist, score, reports, printable summaries, manual test log, CSV exports, and JSON exports work without an external account or remote payment monitoring service.

What problems does it look for?

It helps review failed payment pressure, pending payment patterns, paid-but-pending signals, enabled gateways, provider/plugin readiness, checkout page readiness, webhook readiness, currency mismatch signals where available, conditional payment plugin awareness, and basic test-payment readiness.

Can it help before changing payment gateways or launching checkout?

Yes. It can create a local readiness report with gateway inventory, checkout surface checks, webhook checklist items, test-payment notes, and exports for a launch or gateway-change review.

What does the plugin send externally?

Nothing. This free plugin keeps payment monitoring scans and report history inside WordPress.

Are any listed local features restricted?

No. The WordPress.org package includes the local gateway checks, payment trend review, webhook checklist, manual gateway test log, Site Health checks, local risk score, local report history, printable summaries, CSV exports, and JSON exports described here. Scan size and retention settings are local performance and storage safeguards, not feature restrictions.

Does it store payment provider secrets?

No. The plugin does not store Stripe, PayPal, or other gateway secret keys.

Does it call Stripe, PayPal, or gateway APIs?

No. The free plugin reads local WooCommerce configuration and order-status patterns. It does not call external gateway APIs, replay webhooks, capture payments, refund payments, or change order statuses.

Is this a WooCommerce payment gateway monitor?

Yes. It reviews local WooCommerce gateway readiness, failed and pending payment patterns, webhook setup, checkout page status, and gateway test notes from wp-admin.

Does it fix gateway settings automatically?

No. It reports local readiness signals and checklists so an administrator, developer, or payment provider can review the right configuration.

Who is this for?

It is for WooCommerce store owners, ecommerce managers, developers, and agencies who need local payment readiness evidence before troubleshooting, launch, migration, or provider changes.

更新日志:

0.1.6 0.1.5 0.1.4 0.1.3 0.1.1 0.1.0