Features request

Allow the user to add a brief "note" / "comment" to sit alongside of their manual backup.

It would be awesome to see a log with the dates of the plugin updates on a site. THank you

Description: Our upcoming feature will empower you to effortlessly clone and migrate your website from an existing backup. This functionality will streamline the process of duplicating and moving your website as needed. Key Benefits: Simplified Cloning: Clone your website from an existing backup with ease, saving you time and effort. Efficient Migration: Seamlessly migrate your website to a new location using a backup as the source, making transitions smoother. How Can You Help Us? Vote: Show your interest and support by voting for this feature on our roadmap. Share Your Ideas: Have additional suggestions or ideas related to website cloning and migration? We're all ears! Share your thoughts with us. Tell Us Why This Is Important for you? Share your personal insights on why this feature is important to you to help us understand your perspective.

I am wondering if it is possible to include the manual updates can be included it the report. Sometimes, when I am working on client pages and I see that there are updates available, I just install them quickly in the WordPress dashboard. As far as I see, these updates are not part of the report. Would be nice to have them in the report as well.

To replace managewp.

Some plugins are related to master plugins [eg Woocommerce B2B is related to Woocommerce]. When we launch Bulk Management for plugins, it would be nice that the master-plugins are updated first and avoiding that the slave-plugins are driving the website into a severe failure. Occured once in the last seven days.

My understanding is that there is currently no alert or differentiation of PHP errors on the dashboard when a PHP error is fatal. It seems that both should be the case: If there are fatal PHP errors, the section on the dashboard should be red. An alert, similar to the site down alerts should be available.

Description: Our upcoming feature will empower you to efficiently manage existing staging or local environments within WP Umbrella. You'll also have the capability to seamlessly migrate your staging environment to a live website, simplifying the development and testing process. Key Benefits: Streamlined Staging: Manage and oversee your staging or local environments directly within WP Umbrella, enhancing your website development workflow. Easy Migration: Effortlessly move your staging environment to a live website, reducing the complexity of deployment. How Can You Help Us? Vote: Show your interest and support by voting for this feature on our roadmap. Share Your Ideas: Have additional suggestions or ideas related to staging management and website migration? We're all ears! Share your thoughts with us. Tell Us Why This Is Important for you? Share your personal insights on why this feature is important to you to help us understand your perspective.

The goal of Maintenance Mode would be to allow agencies to disable the front end of the website while working on the website to fix any bugs. The ability to customize a premade Maintenance Mode template similar to the templates within reports would be great.