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File Integrity Monitoring
CompletedDetect when critical files like wp-config.php or .htaccess change unexpectedly — the kind of silent modification a supply-chain backdoor makes. We record a baseline hash on first sync, alert on any drift, and automatically block auto-updates on affected sites until you approve the change or roll it back. Prompted by the EssentialPlugin supply-chain attack of April 2026.
WordPress Core Auto-Updates with Rollback
ApprovedExtend the safe-update pipeline to cover WordPress core, not just plugins and themes — with file-level capture before the update and one-click rollback if a core update breaks your site. Same safety net you already get for plugin and theme updates.
Automated Form Testing Before & After Updates
ApprovedVisual regression catches layout breaks, but misses functional ones — a contact form that looks fine but 500s on submit. Define form scenarios per site (fill, submit, assert the result) and we run them on every update as part of the safety checks.
One-Click Staging from Backup
ApprovedSpin up a staging or development copy of any site by restoring a backup to a different domain. Handles serialized WordPress data correctly so you don't have to manually search-and-replace.
Client Reports (PDF)
CompletedGenerate branded PDF reports showing the work done on a site or across a client's portfolio — backups taken, plugins and themes updated with from → to versions, uptime stats, and health score trends. Send them to your clients every month to justify the retainer.
Export Activity to CSV
CompletedDownload the Activity feed as a CSV for any date range — every update, backup, and restore with timestamp, status, and from → to versions. Paper trail for clients, change-management audits, and post-incident reviews.
Incremental (Delta) Backups
ApprovedAfter the first full backup, only upload the files that changed. Cuts daily backup time from minutes to seconds and dramatically reduces storage costs — a 1 GB site's daily backup drops to around 5–50 MB.
Export Plugins & Themes to CSV
CompletedPull a full inventory of every plugin and theme across your fleet into a CSV — name, current version, latest version, active status, and notes on vulnerabilities or plugins removed from WordPress.org. For compliance reviews, procurement audits, or a spreadsheet-friendly overview.