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Last updated: 23/07/2026
Registration Date Column
Adds a joined-on date to the Users list so you can spot new signups and sort accounts by when they arrived.
Overview
Adds a sortable Registered column to Users → All Users using WordPress user_registered, formatted with your site date/time settings. Admin-only, no settings UI. Soft pair with Last Login Column (joined vs last active) and Show IDs.
Who is this for?
- Moderators reviewing new signups
- Ops cleaning spam or old accounts by join date
- Teams auditing auto-registration from social or magic login
Features
Registered column
Joined-on date on the Users list.
Sortable
Order accounts by when they arrived.
Core field
Uses WordPress user_registered (full history).
Site formats
Respects your date and time settings.
Zero config
Enable and use.
Use Cases
- Spam signup sweepsSort by registered date and remove yesterday’s bot wave.
- Launch week monitoringWatch new member growth without exporting users.
- Social auto-register reviewAudit accounts created via Google/Facebook/GitHub signup.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Registration Date Column do in WP PowerSuite?
It adds a joined-on date to the Users list so you can spot new signups and sort by arrival.
How do I enable Registration Date Column in WP PowerSuite?
Enable the module and open Users → All Users. No further settings.
Who should use Registration Date Column?
Anyone moderating signups or cleaning accounts by join date.
Is the date historical?
Yes. It uses WordPress’s built-in registration timestamp for each user.
Is Registration Date Column a free or Pro module in WP PowerSuite?
It is included (free) with WP PowerSuite.
