Documentation
Review installation instructions, health checks, product requirements, and frequently asked questions.
View Documentation →How can we help?
Find StorePulse documentation, report a bug, request a feature, ask a private question, or discuss a custom WordPress plugin project.
Quick help
Choose the right place to start
Use documentation for common questions, GitHub for public technical issues, and email for private matters.
Report a Bug
Found a reproducible issue in StorePulse? Open a public GitHub issue with technical details.
Open GitHub Issues →Request a Feature
Suggest an improvement or new health check that could make StorePulse more useful.
Submit a Feature Request →Custom Development
Need a WordPress or WooCommerce plugin built for your own workflow?
Request a Custom Plugin →Support options
Get help through the right channel
Choosing the right support channel helps provide the clearest context and keeps public and private issues separate.
Before requesting support
Include the details needed to investigate
A complete report makes it easier to understand the issue and reduces unnecessary follow-up questions.
WordPress version
Include the version currently installed.
WooCommerce version
Include the active WooCommerce version.
StorePulse version
Confirm which plugin release you are using.
Steps to reproduce
Explain exactly what you did before the issue.
Expected result
Describe what you expected to happen.
Actual result
Describe what happened instead.
Error messages
Copy any relevant error text accurately.
Screenshots
Include screenshots when they help explain.
Reporting a security issue
Do not post security vulnerabilities publicly. Send the details privately by email so the issue can be reviewed responsibly.
Frequently asked questions
Common support questions
Select a question below to view the answer.
Yes. StorePulse Free includes essential store health checks, manual scans, a health score, and links to relevant WooCommerce admin pages.
No. StorePulse Free performs read-only scans. It does not automatically edit products, inventory, orders, reviews, or settings.
StorePulse Free performs its scans locally inside your WordPress installation and does not send scan data to SudoStacks servers.
StorePulse is designed to use WooCommerce order APIs rather than directly querying legacy order database tables.
A future Pro edition may include scheduled scans, automated reports, historical tracking, additional checks, and one-click fixes.
Yes. General product suggestions can be posted through GitHub Issues. Business-specific plugin requests can be submitted through the services page.
Yes. Use the custom development request form to describe your workflow, requirements, budget, and preferred timeline.
Still need help?
Review the documentation, open a public GitHub issue, or contact SudoStacks privately when your question includes confidential details.