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Last updated: 16/03/2026
System Summary
At-a-glance site health, environment, updates, and storage on the dashboard—expand what you need.
Overview
System Summary displays a summary of your WordPress environment in the admin. Includes PHP version, WordPress version, active theme, active plugins, server software, MySQL version, memory limits, and other relevant info. Useful when contacting support, troubleshooting, or documenting your environment. Can be copied to clipboard or exported. Typically shown on a dedicated page under WP PowerSuite. No configuration needed.
Who is this for?
Site owners, developers, and support staff who need quick access to environment details for troubleshooting, support tickets, or documentation.
Features
Environment Details
PHP version, WordPress version, active theme, active plugins, server software, MySQL version, memory limits, upload limits, etc.
Copy to Clipboard
One-click copy of the full summary for pasting into support tickets.
Organized Sections
Grouped by category (WordPress, PHP, Server, Database, etc.) for easy reading.
How It Works
1
Enable the Module
Go to WP PowerSuite, find "System Summary," and click the Enable button.
2
View Summary
Go to WP PowerSuite, System Summary (or the module page). View the environment details.
3
Copy or Export
Use the copy button to copy the summary. Paste into support tickets or documentation as needed.
Performance Note
No impact. Summary is generated on page load. No background processes. Page is admin-only.
Installation & Activation
1
Install WP PowerSuite
Make sure the WP PowerSuite plugin is installed and activated on your site.
2
Enable the Module
Go to the WP PowerSuite menu, find "System Summary" in the module list, and click the Enable button.
3
View Summary
Open the System Summary page under WP PowerSuite.
Requirements
PHP 8.1 or higher
WordPress 6.0 or higher
Permission to view the summary (typically Administrator)
Use Cases
- SupportDiagnosticsSupport tickets (paste environment info)
- VersionCheckingTroubleshooting (check PHP, WordPress, plugin versions)
- ServerDocumentationDocumentation (record server configuration)
- CompatibilityCheckPre-migration checks (verify compatibility)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is any sensitive data shown?
The summary typically shows versions and configuration, not passwords or keys. Avoid sharing publicly if it includes paths or server details you consider sensitive. Review before pasting.
Troubleshooting
- Page not loadingEnsure the module is enabled. Check that you have the required capability. Disable other plugins temporarily to rule out conflicts.
