> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mainwp.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# WooCommerce Status

> If you are managing more than one WooCommerce store, this is the Extension for you! It provides quick insights into the status of all your stores from one central location.

## What You'll Learn

* Monitoring WooCommerce store status from MainWP Dashboard
* Understanding the WooCommerce Status widgets
* Installing the extension and WooCommerce plugin

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<Info>
  **Integration Add-on** - This add-on extends MainWP to work with WooCommerce. Requires WooCommerce to be installed and activated on your child sites.
</Info>

[MainWP WooCommerce Status](https://mainwp.com/extension/woocommerce-status/) Extension provides you the ability to see the WooCommerce status right from your MainWP Dashboard site. It enables you to monitor all your stores from one place.

## WooCommerce Status Dashboard

On the **MainWP > Sites > Monitoring > WooCommerce Status** page, you can see all your child sites with the WooCommerce plugin installed and active. Here you can see for each child site:

* Income for the current month
* Top Seller product for the current month
* Number of orders awaiting processing
* Number of orders on hold
* Number of products low on stock
* Number of products out of stock

By clicking the metric links in the table, the extension opens the corresponding WooCommerce page on the child site.

## WooCommerce Status Widgets

The extension adds a WooCommerce Status widget to the MainWP Overview page and to each individual child site overview. The individual child site widget shows **Sales This Month**, **Top Seller**, **Awaiting Processing**, **On Hold**, **Low in Stock**, and **Out of Stock**, with links that open the related WooCommerce screen on that child site. <img src="https://mintcdn.com/mainwp/RPovfYRqnTPYvuIf/images/add-ons/woo-status-dashboard-widget.jpg?fit=max&auto=format&n=RPovfYRqnTPYvuIf&q=85&s=c66e657a901965ba21846b12b9afef65" alt="WooCommerce Status widget showing sales, orders, and stock information" width="827" height="255" data-path="images/add-ons/woo-status-dashboard-widget.jpg" />

The global Overview widget does not mirror the full per-site widget. It shows combined totals for **Awaiting Processing**, **On Hold**, **Low in Stock**, and **Out of Stock**, plus separate **Top Sellers** and **Sales** sections that break the data down by child site.

## Install and Set the WooCommerce Status Extension

Installation of the MainWP WooCommerce Status Extension requires two important steps:

* Installing the Extension itself on your MainWP Dashboard site
* Installing the WooCommerce Plugin on Child Sites

### Installing the Extension

The MainWP WooCommerce Status Extension needs to be installed only on your MainWP Dashboard site. You can [install it as any other MainWP Extension.](/dashboard/overview/manage-extensions#install-extensions)

### Installing the Plugin

For the proper use of the MainWP WooCommerce Status Extension, you need to install the WooCommerce Plugin on your child sites.

### Install from MainWP Dashboard

<Steps>
  <Step title="Login in to your MainWP Dashboard" />

  <Step title="Go to the MainWP > Plugins > Install page" />

  <Step title="In the Search field, enter the plugin name (WooCommerce)" />

  <Step title="Press enter on your keyboard" />

  <Step title="After the search results appear, locate the plugin" />

  <Step title="Select the Install this Plugin option" />

  <Step title="Select your child sites">
    [Select your child](/getting-started/mainwp-user-interface) sites
  </Step>

  <Step title="In the Installation Options box, make sure that the Activate after installation option is selected">
    In the **Installation Options** box, make sure that the **Activate after installation option** is selected
  </Step>

  <Step title="Click the button to complete the installation" />

  <Step title="Once the installation is complete, Sync your MainWP Dashboard" />
</Steps>

For additional help with installing WordPress plugins from the MainWP Dashboard, please review this [help document](/sites/plugins/managing-plugins-with-mainwp).

### Install directly on Child Site

<Steps>
  <Step title="Login into your child site" />

  <Step title="Go to the WP > Plugins > Add New page" />

  <Step title="In the Search field, enter the plugin name (WooCommerce)" />

  <Step title="After the search results appear, locate the plugin" />

  <Step title="Click the Install button" />

  <Step title="Click the Activate button" />
</Steps>

For additional help with installing WordPress plugins, please review this [help document.](https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/manage-plugins/)

#### Important Note

After installing and activating the WooCommerce plugin, synchronize your sites so your MainWP Dashboard detects it and refreshes the stored WooCommerce status data.

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## Related Resources

* [WooCommerce Shortcuts Extension](/add-ons/administrative/woocommerce-shortcuts-extension) - Quick links to WooCommerce pages
* [Administrative Add-ons](/add-ons/administrative) - Browse administrative add-ons