Huviena Inventory Analytics for WooCommerce

설명

When inventory grows across a busy catalog, it becomes hard to answer the questions that matter:

  • Which products may stock out soon?
  • What should we buy first?
  • Which items are tying up cash in overstock or dead stock?
  • Where is demand rising or falling?
  • Which products need a quick review before the next buying decision?

Huviena Inventory Analytics for WooCommerce turns raw WooCommerce data into a clear, practical workflow for store owners. Use inventory rescue campaigns to create targeted offers for the right customers, then use the dashboard to make better buying, stock, and demand decisions. Everything runs inside WordPress using your WooCommerce store data.

Inventory Rescue campaigns

Inventory Rescue is the standout workflow for moving slow-moving or excess stock without sending a generic promotion to everyone.

  1. Choose a product to promote from your catalog.
  2. Select an audience, such as returning customers, customers who purchased a category, or customers who have not purchased recently.
  3. Set the discount and expiry, then review the customer-facing email and coupon offer.
  4. Send the offer and track delivery, link clicks, conversions, revenue, and inventory cleared from the Campaigns tab.

Each campaign keeps its own history, audience summary, email preview, and results, so you can see which offers helped move stock.

Store insights at a glance

Beyond campaigns, the plugin gives each WooCommerce store a focused set of inventory views:

  • Overview: inventory health, top actions, stock risk, value, and inventory rescue results.
  • What to Buy: products that need attention before the next buying decision.
  • Inventory: searchable product-level stock, price, sales, risk, and recommendation details.
  • Demand: rising and falling demand signals to help plan replenishment and promotions.
  • Reports: inventory value, aging, stock-out impact, and inventory-versus-sales insights.

Source and build notes

The plugin’s admin JavaScript is maintained as human-readable source in assets/js/admin.js. It is handwritten and is not generated, minified, or bundled from another source file. The admin stylesheet is maintained directly in assets/css/admin.css; no generated asset build step is required.

Source repository: https://github.com/lokeshdeshmukh/WordPressAIAnalytics

What it does

  • Shows a WooCommerce inventory dashboard with product-level attention states.
  • Highlights Stocking Out Soon items so you can act before revenue slips.
  • Surfaces What to Buy recommendations with product images, prices, SKUs, categories, stock status, and pagination.
  • Creates targeted Inventory Rescue campaigns with audience selection, coupon offers, and customer email previews.
  • Tracks campaign emails sent, link clicks, conversions, revenue, and inventory cleared.
  • Flags overstock, slow-moving, and dead stock products so you can clear excess inventory earlier.
  • Tracks rising demand and falling demand to support smarter demand forecasting.
  • Opens a product detail page with charts, current metrics, and plain-English guidance.
  • Exports inventory data to CSV for offline review.
  • Refreshes on a configurable WordPress cron schedule, every 30 minutes by default.

Why store owners need it

WooCommerce stores usually know how much stock is available, but not which products are about to become a problem. This plugin helps answer the merchant questions that matter most:

  • What is at risk of stocking out?
  • What should we buy next?
  • What should we stop buying for now?
  • Where is money stuck in slow-moving inventory?
  • Which products are rising in demand and should be promoted?

Instead of ERP-style complexity, the plugin keeps the workflow focused on store-owner decisions: stock alerts, reorder guidance, overstock cleanup, and demand forecasting.

Key features

  • Inventory Rescue campaign builder for targeted customer offers
  • Campaign history with email delivery, clicks, conversions, revenue, and inventory cleared
  • Inventory health score and attention breakdown
  • Stock-out risk and reorder recommendations
  • What to Buy tab for purchase priority
  • Inventory tab with product image, price, filters, and pagination
  • Demand tab with rising demand and falling demand views
  • Product detail drill-down with trend charts
  • Inventory value, aging, and lost-sales summaries
  • Optional email notifications and monthly inventory reports
  • Local-only data storage inside your WordPress database

Free vs Pro

The free MVP includes the core dashboard, product detail page, filters, pagination, CSV export, and settings for refresh timing and alerts.

Pro is positioned at ₹100/month. In this MVP, the Pro tab is a preview of the premium positioning for inventory rescue workflows, guided purchase lists, extra automation, and richer alerting. No external payment or cloud checkout flow is required for the free core plugin.

Support

This plugin is designed to stay local to your store. If you run into an issue, check the Settings tab, confirm WooCommerce is active, and allow the first background sync to finish before testing again.

Privacy

This plugin stores inventory snapshots, calculated metrics, and alert records in your WordPress database. It does not transmit order or product data to third-party services. Email alerts use your configured WordPress mail transport.

스크린샷

설치

  1. Upload the plugin folder to wp-content/plugins/huviena-inventory-analytics-for-woocommerce
  2. Activate the plugin from the WordPress Plugins screen
  3. Make sure WooCommerce is active
  4. Open WooCommerce -> Huviena Inventory Analytics for WooCommerce
  5. Wait for the first background refresh to populate historical data

FAQ

What is Huviena Inventory Analytics for WooCommerce?

It is a WooCommerce inventory intelligence dashboard that helps you spot stock-out risk, overstock, slow-moving products, dead stock, reorder opportunities, and demand shifts.

Can it predict stock-outs?

Yes. The plugin uses local WooCommerce sales and stock patterns to estimate stock-out risk and highlight products that may run low soon.

Does it work with HPOS?

This MVP is built around WooCommerce APIs and local store data. If your site uses HPOS, test on staging first so you can confirm it matches your store setup.

How often does it refresh?

By default, the plugin recalculates every 30 minutes through WordPress cron. You can change the refresh interval in the Settings tab.

How much does Pro cost?

Pro is positioned at ₹100/month. The MVP includes a Pro preview tab, but no payment or cloud checkout is connected.

Can I create coupons for slow-moving products?

Yes. Slow-moving or overstocked products now surface a Create coupon action that opens the inventory rescue modal and builds a campaign for review.

Does it send my store data to another service?

No. This plugin uses local WordPress and WooCommerce data only.

How do I open the portal?

In wp-admin, open the WooCommerce menu and click Huviena Inventory Analytics for WooCommerce.

Can I change notifications?

Yes. Use the Settings tab to control email notifications, alert types, and monthly reports.

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변경이력

0.1.42

  • Highlighted the Inventory Rescue campaign workflow and store insight tabs on the WordPress.org plugin page.

0.1.41

  • Added the public source repository reference for WordPress.org review.

0.1.40

  • Added the WooCommerce plugin dependency header and documented the human-readable admin asset sources.

0.1.39

  • Updated the WordPress.org slug and text domain to huviena-inventory-analytics-for-woocommerce.

0.1.38

  • Updated the display name to Huviena Inventory Analytics for WooCommerce.

0.1.37

  • Updated the WordPress.org plugin identity to Huviena Inventory Analytics for WooCommerce.

0.1.36

  • Updated WordPress.org identity, slug metadata, compatibility metadata, contributor metadata, and direct-access protections.

0.1.35

  • Fixed campaign email percentages so values such as 20% are displayed correctly instead of 2%.

0.1.34

  • Added the full available product list with in-popup pagination to Campaigns.

0.1.33

  • Fixed club offers so the paired product image, price, and stock details appear during review and email preview.

0.1.32

  • Added Basic View and Advanced View modes for Reports.

0.1.31

  • Added an in-page campaign product picker so promotion flows start without redirecting.

0.1.30

  • Replaced the user-facing Insufficient Data state with neutral Low Data messaging and review actions.

0.1.29

  • Fixed oversized checkbox controls in Settings and restored compact form layout.

0.1.28

  • Rebuilt the Reports tab as a compact inventory analytics dashboard using existing store data.

0.1.27

  • Made Campaign history rows denser with compact fixed metric columns.

0.1.26

  • Tightened Campaign history rows and reduced internal spacing.

0.1.25

  • Improved Campaigns tab action button styling and compacted campaign history spacing.

0.1.24

  • Added protected campaign-history deletion with confirmation.

0.1.23

  • Fixed Overview demand tables overflowing their panel at narrower widths.

0.1.22

  • Replaced the oversized Overview Inventory Rescue layout with a compact campaign summary.

0.1.21

  • Reworked Overview into a compact action and insight layout while keeping detailed inventory data available.

0.1.20

  • Made the Overview top summary, health card, KPI cards, and rescue summary more compact.

0.1.19

  • Restored visible supporting Overview insights and retained compact top-level spacing.

0.1.18

  • Collapsed supporting Overview insights by default to keep the decision dashboard compact.

0.1.17

  • Kept Inventory Rescue campaign summaries on Overview instead of repeating them in Inventory.
  • Tightened dashboard spacing for a more compact layout.

0.1.16

  • Limited shared inventory context cards to the Overview and Inventory tabs.

0.1.15

  • Removed the global inventory summary from the Campaigns tab to keep campaign reporting focused.

0.1.14

  • Added Campaigns history with recipient email status, tracked offer clicks, and conversions.
  • Added audience customer drill-down and stored campaign email previews.

0.1.13

  • Renamed the WordPress.org plugin identity to Huviena Inventory Analytics for WooCommerce.
  • Changed the submission slug and plugin folder name to huviena-inventory-analytics-for-woocommerce.

0.1.12

  • Enabled the Pro campaign builder temporarily for testing.
  • Reworked the Pro tab to clearly present inventory rescue, buying, monitoring, and campaign result features.

0.1.11

  • Added the inventory rescue campaign modal with audience selection, discount slider, expiry controls, email preview, and per-customer coupon generation.
  • Tracked campaign runs in local database tables and surfaced campaign results in the dashboard.
  • Added Pro gating for the campaign builder workflow.

0.1.10

  • Refreshed discoverability copy for WooCommerce inventory search intent.

0.1.9

  • Restored coupon creation for slow-moving and overstocked products.
  • Surfaced Create coupon actions in the dashboard and product detail view.

0.1.8

  • Cleaned up the public copy and removed the last stale version note.

0.1.7

  • Refreshed plugin metadata and WordPress.org readme copy for search visibility.
  • Aligned the UI vocabulary with What to Buy, Don’t Buy Yet, Rising Demand, and Falling Demand.
  • Added a clear Pro preview with ₹100/month positioning.