The Frontend Reports for WooCommerce plugin (by BerryPress) is a specialized add-on designed to bridge the gap between backend data and frontend accessibility. It doesn’t generate reports on its own; instead, it acts as a “display engine” for BerryPress’s popular reporting plugins.
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This plugin is almost always used in conjunction with other BerryPress tools. To use it, you generally need:
Ninjalytics (formerly Product Sales Report): To create the report data.
Export Order Items Pro: If you want to show detailed line-item data.
Frontend Reports: To actually embed those reports on your site’s pages or posts.
Shortcode Generator: It includes a user-friendly interface in the WooCommerce menu to generate shortcodes (e.g., [wc_frontend_report]). You can paste these into any page, post, or widget area.
Real-Time Data: Unlike a static CSV export, the frontend table updates in real-time as sales occur in your store.
Display Modes: You can choose to display the report as an interactive table (with pagination and search) or simply as a download link for users to grab a CSV/Excel file.
Access Control: By default, these reports are restricted to users with store management capabilities (Admins and Shop Managers), ensuring sensitive financial data isn’t public unless you want it to be.
Customizable Date Ranges: You can set the report to show data from the last 7 days, 30 days, or a custom range directly through the shortcode settings.
The plugin transforms raw backend data into a clean, front-facing interface:
| Feature | Description |
| Search & Filter | Users can search the frontend table for specific products or SKUs. |
| Pagination | Break large reports into manageable pages (10, 25, 50, or 100 rows). |
| Plain Mode | A simplified table view that removes search/pagination for a cleaner look. |
| Styling | Inherits your WordPress theme’s styling, but can be further customized with CSS. |
Staff Dashboards: Create a private “Manager Dashboard” so employees can track sales without needing full access to the WordPress admin area.
Fulfillment Stations: Display a table of “Orders to be Packed” on a tablet in a warehouse.
Vendor Portals: If you run a multi-vendor site, you can show specific sales data to partners on the frontend.
