Features request

I have clients who have 2 websites. Would be great to combine both sites into a single report, or combine two reports into a single email to the client.

Would be great if we can have more control over the date shown on the reports. If I'm sending a report on 3rd of the month, I'd like it to show the date for the whole of the last month, NOT up to the present date. E.g. '1st April - 30th April'. Or, just 'April 2025'

If you could connect multiple clients to a Site, every client would receive a personalized report. In the current situation you can send a report to multiple e-mail adresses, but only one one of them gets a personalized report. The other recipients receive the same report, personalized for a different person

To replace managewp.

Would love to be able to pay yearly - that way we only have one transaction for the year for a site, instead of monthly. I'm sure I'm not the only one that hate's reconcilling things monthly.

Add-on for advanced Malware scanning and detection. Maybe partnering/integrating with Sucuri or Wordfence?

Description: Our upcoming feature will empower you to automate and schedule updates for WordPress core, themes, and plugins directly from WP Umbrella. This functionality simplifies update management, ensuring your website remains secure and up-to-date. Key Benefits: Efficient Automation: Automate the update process to save time and ensure your website is always running the latest versions. Scheduled Updates: Schedule updates for convenient times, reducing disruptions and ensuring smooth operations. How Can You Help Us? Vote: Show your interest and support by voting for this feature on our roadmap. Share Your Ideas: Have additional suggestions or ideas related to automated and scheduled updates? We're all ears! Share your thoughts with us. Tell Us Why This Is Important for you? Share your personal insights on why this feature is important to you to help us understand your perspective.

When a website has issues (vulnerabilities, speed problems, downtime), notify our team first so we can address these problems before sending the report to clients. No one wants to deliver a report showing unresolved issues, especially when we could fix them beforehand. This approach is already successfully implemented by ManageWP and would significantly improve our service quality.

We occasionally run into issues where the FTP or SFTP access for site restore is no longer functioning. This becomes especially problematic during urgent situations where a quick restore is needed. To prevent this, it would be incredibly helpful if WP Umbrella could automatically check the FTP/SFTP connection once a day and send an alert if the connection fails. This would allow us to fix any issues ahead of time and avoid delays in critical moments. Proposed Feature: A daily background check to verify if the configured FTP/SFTP credentials for restore still work. If the connection fails, send an alert via email or dashboard notification. Optionally log these checks in a simple history (success/failure) for troubleshooting. Benefit: This would minimize restore downtime, reduce stress during emergencies, and improve the overall reliability of the restore process.

My understanding is that there is currently no alert or differentiation of PHP errors on the dashboard when a PHP error is fatal. It seems that both should be the case: If there are fatal PHP errors, the section on the dashboard should be red. An alert, similar to the site down alerts should be available.