Roadmap
Here’s what we have planned for Dashify!
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Up next
Things we plan to add to Dashify in the near future.
Restyled top admin bar
WordPress branding will be removed, and store actions like search and recent activity will be quickly accessible.
Recent store activity feed
Get a feed of what’s been happening on your store. Orders, admin user actions, and everything else.
Restyled coupons list & edit
Restyled WooCommerce settings
Restyled product edit page
Although WooCommerce has a new product editor in beta, Dashify will restyle the existing one for a uniform look throughout the dashboard.
Search products from any admin page
Dashify’s quick search will let you search not just orders, but products too.
Search all WooCommerce settings
Don’t know where to find something in all the tabs? Search for the setting you want to change.
Working on
What we’re building now.
Order duplication
Intuitive order duplication that lets you choose which information to copy to the new order.
Released
What’s been completed.
Search orders by SKU
Find orders that have a certain product SKU through the Dashify Pro global search.
Search orders by customer name, email, or phone
From the global search in Dashify Pro, find orders by these customer details.
Bulk actions support for third-party plugins
Dashify’s floating bulk actions will show actions from any third-party plugin. Plus, they will be shown in the chosen admin language, not only English.
Compatibility with Admin Menu Editor
The Dashify WooCommerce-focused navigation will allow changes to be made through the Admin Menu Editor plugin, and it will respect existing configuration.
Restyled product list
The “All Products” page in WooCommerce will have the same modern and convenient styling as the order list.
WooCommerce-focused admin navigation
Making it modern and ecommerce-focused! WooCommerce pages such as orders will be made more prominent. You’ll be able to turn this off if it doesn’t suit the store.
Ideas
Things Dashify users have suggested but that we don’t have plans to do yet.
View orders from all stores in a WordPress multisite installation
Through a single interface, you’d be able to see orders across all WooCommerce stores in a multisite network.
Widget for a table of orders in shopper-facing pages
It would be similar to WooCommerce Order List Table for Elementor, but not only for Elementor.