Site Reports

I recently got an email titled "No Action Required: Critical WordPress Security Update Applied" but it didn't reference which website was updated. It would be helpful if these sorts of emails indicated which site or sites were updated for those of us managing multiple websites. Thank you!

I got an email that said "Your account is currently exceeding your plan’s storage limits" and nowhere in the subject or the message body is there any indication of which account is over quota. I am connected to over 50 sites across probably close to 40 accounts. It would be extremely helpful to tell me which account is experiencing the overage so I don't have to check them all.

It would be ideal to add notes/messages to the report, white label it, and have it automated to be emailed monthly. Customizing the report (if needed) for each site would also be ideal.

For Enterprises that do NOT block AI crawlers, we often want to be able to discern how much of our traffic is being served up as part of an LLM response. Since there is no current to automate downloading the CSV files for the GES Traffic Report page, I would love to see this included as an option in the Site Reports. We want to be able to determine how much traffic is coming from ChatGPT vs Gemini vs Claude or other LLMs and knowing more details on that traffic from the edge as well as getting served from the server would be a great addition to these Site Reports. Thanks.

The new site reports generate a Lighthouse score which includes an "Accessibility" score. This score really doesn't mean anything as it does the bare minimum of WCAG standards checking which is just a small portion of proper accessibility. There's no further information either explaining what the number really means. As we do real manual accessibility testing & remediation for our clients, this number on here can cause confusion if we're doing these fixes and this number stays the same as it is not a proper indication of accessibility.

I received an automated email for a Site Report I have scheduled to be sent to me. Like usual I clicked "View report" and was met with a red screen being issued by Google Safe Browsing stating the link was "dangerous" (attachment #1). I then clicked "Details" and visited the "found harmful software" link and it brought me to Google's Transparent Report website that states that this link includes page(s) that "Install unwanted or malicious software on visitors’ computers". I'm assuming this isn't the actual case but wanted to bring to the WPE Team's attention.

The ability to include a list of updated plugins, themes, and core versions on each recurring report so as to showcase to a client how much back-end work was done in the given period.

When running Site Reports after doing a plugin and core update I notice that the version information displayed in the reports is stale. It would be great if Site Reports used fresh information and triggered a Core and Plugin version "refresh" prior to running.

A scheduling feature, a option for 48 day report, website traffic graph and a email to given user would all be pretty helpful features

From our client at Setina.com - "WP Engine has a bug that they have let go for months now. My logs are being filled with error messages about constants being redefined, and they are specifically constants from WP Engine’s additions to ‘WP-config.php’. All they need to do is add an if statement, and only define the constants if the constants aren’t already defined, but they neglected to do so and a good portion of my error logs are a report of exactly that. Is there any way you could try to light a fire with them to get this issue corrected? It’s an impossibly easy code change. I can elaborate and specifically list the constants that are in question."