Daniel van der Velden

The Viking Abandoned Monitor is a lightweight, admin-only WordPress plugin that helps you identify potentially abandoned or outdated plugins on your site. It scans all installed plugins and classifies them based on their last update date from the WordPress.org plugins API.
Key Features:
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<li>Automatic Plugin Scanning: Scans all installed plugins and checks their last update date via WordPress.org API</li>
<li>Status Classification: Classifies plugins as Safe, Risk, or Abandoned based on configurable thresholds</li>
<li>Dashboard Overview: Beautiful dashboard with summary cards and filterable plugin table</li>
<li>Weekly Email Reports: Automatically sends weekly summary emails with top abandoned and risk plugins</li>
<li>Optional Webhook Integration: Send data to external services like n8n (completely optional, disabled by default)</li>
<li>WordPress.org Compliant: Fully compliant with WordPress.org guidelines, no deceptive behavior</li>
<li>Lightweight: No external SDKs or bloat, uses WordPress core functions only</li>
<li>Secure: Proper nonces, capability checks, and data sanitization</li>
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How It Works:
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<li>The plugin scans all installed plugins on your site</li>
<li>For each plugin, it attempts to resolve the WordPress.org slug (from PluginURI, UpdateURI, or folder name)</li>
<li>It fetches plugin information from WordPress.org API (with 48-hour caching to avoid rate limits)</li>
<li>Plugins are classified based on their last update date:
<ul>
<li>Safe: Updated within the risk threshold (default: 6 months)</li>
<li>Risk: Updated between risk and abandoned thresholds (default: 6-12 months)</li>
<li>Abandoned: Not updated within abandoned threshold (default: 12+ months)</li>
<li>Unknown: Could not be resolved or API error occurred</li>
</ul>
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</ol>
Privacy & Data:
<ul>
<li>All plugin data is fetched from public WordPress.org API</li>
<li>Webhook functionality is completely optional and disabled by default</li>
<li>If webhook is enabled, you can choose to redact plugin details and send only summary counts</li>
<li>No data is sent anywhere unless explicitly configured by the site administrator</li>
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The Viking Abandoned Monitor

Scans installed plugins and classifies them as Safe / Risk / Abandoned based on last updated date.

Mohamed Endisha

Allows you to reach out to customers who haven’t completed their checkout and helps store runners identify the number of abandoned carts by tracking customers who abandon their merchandise. Also, this records when a customer puts a product in their cart and sending emails and push notifications to your customers, reminding them about their abandoned orders.
What the plugin does 
Contact users who have added products to cart without completing the order and try to recover them.
<h3>Email Sending Setup</h3>
Agora Abandoned Cart Plugin relies on a function called WP-Cron, and this function only runs when there is a page requested. So, if there are no visits to your website, then the scheduled jobs are not run. Generally this method of sending the abandoned cart notification emails is reliable. However, if you are not very confident about the traffic volume of your website, then you can set a manual cron job via cPanel or any other control panel that your host provides.

Agora Abandoned Cart

Send asynchronous emails and push notifications to your woocommerce customers, reminding them of their abandoned carts.

The Viking Abandoned Monitor vs Agora Abandoned Cart