Features request

When troubleshooting website or email issues, DNS information is often the missing piece. At the moment, checking a customer’s DNS settings requires visiting external tools such as WHOIS services or platforms like MXToolbox. It would be extremely valuable to have core domain and DNS diagnostics available directly inside the WP Umbrella client dashboard. Suggested information to display • Nameservers • MX records (mail routing) • SPF, DKIM and DMARC status • Basic WHOIS data (registrar, expiry date) • DNS propagation or validation status (basic check) Why this matters • Many agencies do not manage the customer’s domain or DNS • DNS issues are a common cause of email delivery problems and website errors • Having this data in one place speeds up troubleshooting significantly • Fewer context switches between tools means faster support and fewer mistakes Use case When email is not working or a domain related issue occurs, support teams can immediately verify DNS and mail configuration without leaving the WP Umbrella dashboard or asking the client for access. In short: bringing basic DNS and domain insights into WP Umbrella would turn it into a more complete diagnostic and support platform for agencies.

We should have an option to automatically put new plugins that are added to a site on an existing update schedule. This way if we as the developer or even the client add on new plugins, we can be sure they are being updated automatically on our set schedule and preferences. Thanks in advance!

I have several sites with a wp_actionscheduler_actions and wp_actionscheduler_logs that pilled up to several GB (!! It would be really useful to add this kind of cleanup into the DB Optimizations to maintain those tables clean before it gets troublesome.

Under “Sites” > “site_name” > “Security” > “Site health” I can see a check that verifies whether this option is set to false or true. I’d like to receive a notification whenever this option is false (or true).

I've moved from updating plugins automatically (immediately) to updating once each Monday. However, Ideally I'd like to avoid plugin updates that just became available on that same Monday. Currently you have to click "View changelog" for each update in order to find out if it's a new or old update. There are various ways this could be improved... When on the Bulk Management page, looking at plugins, and "Update available" tab, the "Status" column which shows "Update Available" could show the date the update became available, or how many days ago it became available ("Today", "3 days ago" etc). The column could be renamed to "Date" and be sortable.

Include link to patchstack so we can check severity of issue much faster.

Include link to patchstack so we can check severity of issue much faster.

It would be nice to offer a safe/classic update option when updating theme(s) when no plugin updates are available for a certain website.

We need a way to add a new website's plugins to existing automations, without having to reset the automation schedule every time. For example: I use Akismet on all my clients' websites. I have an automation setup to auto update Akismet on all WP Umbrella sites every Tuesday, Thursday between 10:00 and 12:00. When I add a new site to WP Umbrella, I want to check the box next to Akismet for that site and tell it "add to existing automation for this plugin". So I don't have to reconfigure Akismet every time i add a new site to WP Umbrella.

I have noticed that automated safe advanced plugin updates can fail randomly, mostly because taking a screenshot fails. I'll have update rounds where part of the plugins succeed, and others fail. I then have to go in and manually select those plugins to try to update again. I usually have to do this a few times, until all updates succeed. It would be great if automation retries failed updates by itself, especially when they fail for certain reasons, e.g. failed to take a screenshot. This would reduce the manual work for us more.