Getting Started
Last Updated: October 9, 2026This guide covers requirements, installation, and the first checklist run so you can confirm your store is sellable after updates, plugin changes, or a busy sales week.
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This guide covers requirements, installation, and the first checklist run so you can confirm your store is sellable after updates, plugin changes, or a busy sales week.
This page covers day-to-day use of WooCommerce > Maintenance Checklist: running scans, reading findings, ignoring intentional issues, and exporting CSV
Store Maintenance Checklist runs 50 checks across six areas. This page summarises what each area covers and how to interpret severity. For day-to-day use of the UI, see Using the checklist.
Configure how scans score severity, whether optional further-tools links appear, and how large catalogs are bounded. Open WooCommerce > Maintenance Checklist > Settings
History stores short summaries of past checklist runs so you can see whether the store is improving after fixes. Open WooCommerce > Maintenance Checklist > History
Integrators and custom admin tooling can drive Store Maintenance Checklist through the WordPress REST API. Merchants normally use the React UI under WooCommerce > Maintenance Checklist; this page documents the same stmc/v1 surface that UI uses