Search intent: product/informational — WooCommerce store owners looking for automated report emails and evaluating this plugin. This is the complete reference; the linked guides go deeper on daily sales emails, low stock alerts, order reports, and choosing a free reporting plugin. Get the plugin on the WordPress.org plugin directory.

WooCommerce Store Reports — the daily and weekly digests, ready-to-ship and stock lists, all free and computed live from your own data by CodeAtoZ

At its core, WooCommerce Store Reports exists to save you a repetitive daily task: opening your store’s admin to check whether anything needs attention. Most store owners do this every morning — glancing at yesterday’s sales, seeing which orders are waiting to ship, and checking whether anything is running low on stock. The plugin bundles exactly those three checks into one email, so the information comes to you rather than you going to fetch it.

Two things make WooCommerce Store Reports straightforward to trust. First, it does not send your data anywhere: there is no external service or API, and reports are delivered using your site’s own email (wp_mail) directly to the recipients you choose — nothing is tracked or sent to CodeAtoZ or anyone else. Second, it adds no custom database tables; everything in every report is computed live from your store’s own order and product data. It is a self-contained, privacy-respecting tool that reads your existing data and emails you a summary. And it is entirely free — every feature described in this guide is included, forever, with no Pro tier or upgrade prompts.

The daily report is the heart of WooCommerce Store Reports. You choose the report window — either the full previous day (the default, since a report on a day that just started would be mostly empty) or today so far, from midnight to send time. Within that window, the report gives you order count and revenue, plus how many orders came from first-time customers, and a refunds-and-cancellations line so you see those without digging through orders.

Beyond the sales summary, the daily report from WooCommerce Store Reports breaks orders down by status — Pending payment, Processing, On hold, Completed, Cancelled, Refunded, Failed — and, importantly, includes a Ready to Ship section: paid orders (status Processing) still waiting to be fulfilled, each linked straight to its order screen. It also lists low stock and out of stock products with their SKUs and edit links. A smart subject line puts the key stats right in the subject on a normal day (“Daily Report — Your Store: 12 orders, $480.00”), while a zero-order day shows “No orders yesterday — Your Store” so the anomaly is visible without even opening the email. You can also skip the report on specific weekdays — for example, not sending on Sundays.

Where the daily report is your morning check, the weekly report from WooCommerce Store Reports is the zoom-out view. It shows this week’s revenue and order count compared with the previous week, with a percentage change — so you see the trend, not just the number. That week-over-week comparison turns raw figures into a signal of whether the store is growing, holding or slowing.

The weekly report also surfaces your top 5 best-selling products of the week by units sold, and lists new products added to the store during the week — useful for confirming what you launched actually went live. It carries the same low stock and out of stock summaries as the daily report, so the operational stock view is there whether you read daily or weekly. Together, the two reports from WooCommerce Store Reports give you both the daily operational pulse and the weekly strategic trend, and you can run either, both, or just one, depending on how you like to work.

Beyond the emails, WooCommerce Store Reports includes touches that make it practical day to day. A “Store Reports — Today” widget on your wp-admin Dashboard shows today’s orders, revenue, ready-to-ship count and low-stock count at a glance, with a link to your report settings — so even inside the admin you get the summary without hunting. You can send to unlimited recipients, with a separate recipient list per report, and turn any section on or off independently for each report. You choose the exact hour each report sends (and the day of week for the weekly one).

Setup confidence is built in too. A “Send Test Email” button sends the real, live-data report to your own inbox instantly, and a live preview panel shows exactly what will be sent, right inside wp-admin — so you never turn on a report without knowing precisely what recipients will receive. On compatibility, WooCommerce Store Reports works correctly with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) and Cart/Checkout Blocks, with all order lookups going through WooCommerce’s own APIs. In the Settings tab you can set your low stock threshold, choose which order statuses count as revenue (defaulting to Processing and Completed), and toggle the footer credit in outgoing emails. It is, in short, built for people running actual stores, not just for a feature list.

Getting started with WooCommerce Store Reports is quick. Install it free from the WordPress.org plugin directory (or search “CodeAtoZ Store Reports” in your wp-admin Plugins screen), activate it with WooCommerce active, then go to WooCommerce → Store Reports. There you turn on the daily and/or weekly report, add recipients, pick the send time and window, and choose which sections to include. Before switching a report on, use “Send Test Email” to see exactly what will be delivered — the live-data report lands in your inbox instantly.

One practical note: report emails are delivered through wp_mail(), the same function WooCommerce uses for order emails. If your WooCommerce order emails arrive reliably, your reports will too; if they do not, the fix is almost always your host’s outgoing mail setup rather than the plugin, and installing an SMTP plugin resolves it in most cases. That aside, WooCommerce Store Reports is genuinely a two-minute setup — and once it is running, your daily and weekly numbers simply arrive, no wp-admin trip required. It comes from the same team behind CodeAtoZ Hide Prices for WooCommerce and CodeAtoZ B2B Suite for WooCommerce. If you want help extending it or building custom reporting, our WooCommerce team can help.