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Brksoft
5 (45 reviews)
BrikPanel: WooCommerce Dashboard, Abandoned Cart Recovery, Google Sheets Sync, Inventory Management & Bulk Editor
Free WooCommerce dashboard & sales report: abandoned cart recovery, Google Sheets sync, ROAS, bulk editor & inventory management
BrikPanel ranks #6,744 among WordPress.org plugins with 1,000+ active installations, a 5/5 rating from 45 reviews, and was last updated Sep 18, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.1
v3.3.13
Current Version v3.3.13
Updated 17 hours ago
Last Update on 18 Sep, 2026
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- Version
- 3.3.13
- Last Updated
- Sep 18, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.0+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1.1
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
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- Brksoft
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TL;DR
AI summary of the plugin's readmeBrikPanel is for WooCommerce store owners and agencies who want a modern admin experience without paying for premium plugins or external SaaS tools. It replaces the default WooCommerce admin with a unified dashboard, sales reporting, abandoned cart recovery, bulk product editing, and inventory management, all for free.
- WooCommerce dashboard and sales report
- Abandoned cart recovery
- Google Sheets sync
- Bulk editor for products and variations
- Inventory management workspace
- Customer analytics (LTV, RFM, cohort retention)
- Live visitor tracking
- Custom WP login page
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about BrikPanel: WooCommerce Dashboard, Abandoned Cart Recovery, Google Sheets Sync, Inventory Management & Bulk Editor
Yes. Every feature on this page is in the free version. There is no premium tier, no feature lock, no trial period, no upsell. We built this because we needed it for our own 1000+ WooCommerce stores and decided to release it.
Yes. BrikPanel gives you a complete WooCommerce analytics suite that runs entirely on your own server with no external dependencies. Sales analytics, product reports, conversion tracking, customer LTV, RFM segmentation, cohort retention and customer data are all included, nothing is sent to any third-party SaaS.
Yes. The BrikPanel dashboard ships a complete WooCommerce sales report out of the box, total sales, total orders, average order value (AOV), refunds, and net revenue, each with a ±% period-over-period delta. Filter the sales report by today, yesterday, last 7 days, last 30 days, or any custom date range. The sales chart is rendered with Chart.js and pairs with the order status donut and conversion funnel for a full sales report you can read at a glance, without ever leaving wp-admin and without paying for an external analytics service.
Yes. The dashboard goes far beyond the built-in screens with a complete set of WooCommerce reports and WooCommerce sales analytics computed live from your own store data: sales, orders, AOV, conversion rate, customer LTV, RFM segments and cohort retention. Every headline metric is shown as a WooCommerce KPI card with a period-over-period delta, and a real profit report (revenue minus COGS, ad spend and manual expenses) sits right next to revenue. Because the LTV, RFM, cohort and geographic views are not part of core, BrikPanel effectively ships advanced reports for WooCommerce and custom WooCommerce reports as a free, self-hosted WooCommerce reporting layer, with no external SaaS and nothing sent off your server.
Yes. The BrikPanel admin dashboard is built from modular dashboard widgets (sales, orders, AOV, the conversion funnel, live visitors, the geographic globe, customer analytics and more), and the modules you do not need can be turned off from WooCommerce → Settings → BrikPanel. The sales charts and sales graphs are rendered with Chart.js and redraw for any date range you pick, so your custom dashboard shows exactly the sales charts, KPIs and reports you care about and nothing you do not.
Yes. When your store takes orders in more than one currency, BrikPanel converts every order to your store's base currency before summing, so Revenue, AOV and the sales chart are never a meaningless mix of currencies. With CURCY (WooCommerce Multi Currency) the exact day-of-sale rate is read from the snapshot CURCY stores on each order. With WCML (WooCommerce Multilingual & Multicurrency) the current WCML rate is applied and snapshotted onto the order the moment it is placed, which captures the day-of-sale rate for every order going forward. For any other multi-currency setup you can enter flat fallback rates under WooCommerce → Settings → BrikPanel → Currency, or supply a rate programmatically through the brikpanel_order_base_factor filter (parameters: current factor, WC_Order, order currency, base currency — return the multiplier that converts one unit of the order currency into the base currency).
BrikPanel reads product cost from WooCommerce's own native Cost of Goods Sold field (_cogs_total_value, WooCommerce 9.5+) — the same field the WooCommerce product screen edits — so any plugin or import pipeline that writes the native cost is picked up automatically, including direct database writes. Costs saved by older BrikPanel versions are migrated into the native field automatically. Variation costs follow WooCommerce's semantics, including the "additive" flag that adds a variation's cost on top of the parent's. If you keep cost somewhere else entirely, hook the brikpanel_product_cogs filter (parameters: resolved cost or null, product id, variation id) to point BrikPanel's per-product cost reads at your own source.
Yes. If you already run a dedicated analytics tool, disable Visitor tracking under WooCommerce → Settings → BrikPanel → Analytics and BrikPanel adds zero scripts and zero requests to your storefront. You can also keep tracking on but raise the live-visitor refresh interval to reduce server load, or exclude logged-in customer details from the Live view for a fully anonymous setup. If you only want tracking to wait for cookie consent rather than switching it off, see the next question.
Yes. Tick Wait for cookie consent under WooCommerce → Settings → BrikPanel → Analytics and BrikPanel's visitor tracking creates no cookie, no browser storage and no request at all until the visitor allows analytics. Consent is accepted from any of three sources, so any consent platform can drive it: the WordPress Consent API (the statistics category), which BrikPanel also listens to for live changes; a banner calling brikpanel_start_tracking() in JavaScript, with brikpanel_stop_tracking() on withdrawal; the brikpanel_frontend_tracking_allowed PHP filter, for agencies wiring up a CMP without touching plugin files. Consent takes effect immediately, with no page reload. When it is withdrawn, tracking stops at once and BrikPanel deletes its own cookies and browser storage for that visitor and drops them from the Live view. The anonymous daily totals already recorded are untouched, because they contain no visitor identifier to erase. Tested against the most-installed consent banners. Working with no setup at all: Complianz, CookieYes, GDPR Cookie Compliance (Moove), WPConsent, Cookiebot, iubenda and Beautiful Cookie Consent Banner — they all speak the WordPress Consent API, so ticking the setting is the only step. Cookie Notice / Compliance by Hu-manity needs its Compliance mode connected, because its free unconnected mode never reports a category decision. CookieAdmin, Real Cookie Banner and Termly do not use the WordPress Consent API at all; bridge them with a few lines, using the pattern below (this exact snippet was tested against CookieAdmin, swap the cookie name and button ids for another banner): add_filter( 'brikpanel_frontend_tracking_allowed', function ( $allowed ) { return isset( $_COOKIE['my_banner_cookie'] ) && $_COOKIE['my_banner_cookie'] === 'accepted'; } ); and in your theme's footer, so a click takes effect without a reload:
if (e.target.closest('#my-banner-accept') && window.brikpanel_start_tracking) window.brikpanel_start_tracking(); if (e.target.closest('#my-banner-reject') && window.brikpanel_stop_tracking) window.brikpanel_stop_tracking(); }, true); What visitor tracking stores in the browser, and only after consent when the setting is on: brikpanel_vid (a random id, 1 year, so a visit is counted once instead of once per page), brikpanel_consent (the value 1, 30 days, remembering the choice), brikpanel_add_to_cart_count_cookie and brikpanel_checkout_count_cookie (until midnight, one funnel count per day), and the local storage keys brikpanel_visitor_viewed_<date> and brikpanel_product_viewed_<date>. All of it is first-party and stays on your own site. This setting governs analytics. Abandoned-cart email capture is a separate feature with its own switch under Cart abandonment, and it stores nothing at all until a customer types their email address themselves; when they do, it reuses the same brikpanel_vid id to tie the cart to that address.