ReportBridge Scheduler for WooCommerce is a lightweight report delivery automation plugin for WooCommerce stores.

It helps store admins automatically generate recurring WooCommerce order CSV reports and deliver them by email. Instead of manually exporting daily, weekly, or monthly order reports, store owners can create schedules, choose a practical date range, send CSV attachments to selected recipients, and review delivery logs from the WordPress admin area.

ReportBridge is intentionally focused. Version 1 does not try to be a full import/export suite, cloud sync tool, Google Sheets connector, or FTP client. It focuses on reliable scheduled order CSV reports, email delivery, delivery logs, manual retry, and HPOS-ready WooCommerce order queries.

Use it for:
- Daily order reports
- Weekly operations reports
- Monthly accounting exports
- Fulfillment CSV reports
- Customer/order summaries
- Internal WooCommerce reporting workflows

Key benefits:
- Save time on repeated manual WooCommerce exports
- Send CSV reports to operations, accounting, or store admins
- Keep a delivery history with success, failure, file name, order count, and error details
- Retry failed report runs manually
- Use practical date presets such as Yesterday, Last 7 days, and This month
- Built for WooCommerce HPOS using WooCommerce CRUD APIs

The plugin uses WordPress wp_mail for delivery. A properly configured SMTP plugin or server mail setup is recommended for production stores.

Author: SG Group
Support: https://sggroup.jp/contact/
Codester profile: https://www.codester.com/SGGro...

License note:
This WordPress plugin is distributed under GPLv2 or later. The purchase provides access to the packaged product, documentation, and support from SG Group. Please review the included LICENSE.txt for the plugin license terms.

- Scheduled WooCommerce order CSV exports
- Daily, weekly, and monthly report schedules
- Email delivery with CSV attachment
- Multiple recipient support, up to 10 email addresses per schedule
- Built-in date presets: Yesterday, Last 7 days, This month
- Order status filtering
- Built-in column profiles: Standard Orders, Accounting, Fulfillment
- UTF-8 CSV output with optional BOM
- CSV formula injection protection
- Delivery logs with success, failure, skipped, file name, order count, recipients, and error details
- Manual Run Now action
- Retry failed report runs
- Secure CSV download from delivery logs
- HPOS-ready WooCommerce order queries using WooCommerce CRUD APIs
- Action Scheduler integration
- Automatic cleanup for old logs and generated files
- WordPress admin UI under WooCommerce > ReportBridge
- Capability and nonce checks for all admin actions
- No Google OAuth, no FTP setup, no external cloud account required

- WordPress 7.0 or higher
- WooCommerce 10.0 or higher
- PHP 7.4 or higher
- WooCommerce must be active
- WordPress cron / WooCommerce Action Scheduler must be working
- A working wp_mail setup is required for email delivery
- SMTP plugin or properly configured server mail is recommended for production stores
- Admin user with manage_woocommerce capability is required to configure schedules
- Tested with WordPress 7.0, WooCommerce 10.8.1, and PHP 8.3.31
- PHP 7.4 compatibility lint passed
- HPOS enabled and legacy order storage modes tested

Installation:
1. Download the package from Codester.
2. Extract the downloaded ZIP file on your computer.
3. Inside the package, find reportbridge-scheduler-for-woocommerce.zip.
4. In WordPress admin, go to Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.
5. Upload reportbridge-scheduler-for-woocommerce.zip.
6. Activate the plugin.
7. Make sure WooCommerce is active.

First schedule:
1. Go to WooCommerce > ReportBridge.
2. Open Add Schedule.
3. Enter a schedule name.
4. Choose Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.
5. Select a date preset: Yesterday, Last 7 days, or This month.
6. Choose an order status filter.
7. Select a column profile: Standard Orders, Accounting, or Fulfillment.
8. Add one or more recipient email addresses.
9. Save the schedule.
10. Use Run Now to test the report delivery.

Delivery logs:
1. Open WooCommerce > ReportBridge > Delivery Logs.
2. Review status, file name, order count, recipients, and errors.
3. Download generated CSV files from successful logs.
4. Retry failed report runs from the log detail screen.

Email delivery note:
ReportBridge uses WordPress wp_mail. For production stores, use a reliable SMTP setup if your hosting mail delivery is not dependable.