Dashify Pro v1.4.2 – Woocommerce with Shopify design

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Version: 1.4.2

Update Date: 10/04/2025

Categories: Plugins

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Description

Screenshot of how Dashify changes the WooCommerce admin order view to be more like Shopify in terms of layout and style.

Shopify-like order view

Switched from Shopify to WooCommerce but miss the design? Dashify makes order viewing just as user-friendly.

A screenshot of the WordPress admin navigation when Dashify is enabled, showing WooCommerce items at the top of the sidebar in a new design. Additionally, items like Orders that were previously in a submenu are now just a click away.

WooCommerce Navigation First

Quick access to all of WooCommerce without searching through submenus. WordPress menu items are moved down and out of the way.

Screenshot of the previous and next order buttons that Dashify adds to the top of the WooCommerce order view page.

Previous and next order buttons

Jump to the previous or next order with a button or keyboard shortcut. You can also jump to the next order with the same status.

See this in action →

Screenshot of the order trend graphs that Dashify adds to a WooCommerce store.

Order Trend Charts

Know how your store has been performing recently at a glance. See the trend of refunded and completed orders over different time periods.

Screenshot of the order status, date, and actions that Dashify moves to the top of the order view page.

Localized date and time

View the order date and time in the local format for your region.

Screenshot of how Dashify makes selecting order status for the WooCommerce orders table more obvious.

Order Status Filters

Without Dashify, order status filters are small and easy to miss. Dashify makes it part of the table so it's larger and easier to click.

Screenshot of floating bulk actions in WooCommerce order list added by Dashify.

Floating Mass Actions

If you're in the middle of a long list of orders, bulk actions will appear as a floating bar, allowing you to perform actions without having to scroll up.

Screenshot of how Dashify changes the appearance of the order search and filter in WooCommerce.

Search and filter

In regular WooCommerce, all filters and searches are visible, making the page look cluttered. With Dashify, filters and searches are grouped together and hidden when not in use.

Screenshot of the restyled order notes, which Dashify displays as a timeline.

Timeline

Order notes become a timeline, giving you more space to add long notes and view order history.

The video showing the timeline adds a new annotation field that automatically expands as the user types more lines.

Auto-Expand Order Notes

Enter long order notes with Dashify's auto-expand fields.

Screenshot showing the back button that Dashify adds to the order view page.

Back button

Quickly return to the order list from any order.

Screenshot of WooCommerce order table looking good on mobile with Dashify.

Mobile-friendly order table

Check orders from your phone! Dashify makes the table responsive and fully usable on mobile devices.

Screenshot of the WooCommerce product list with Dashify enabled. The table displaying all products has a modern design, and the page elements are grouped intuitively. For example, all searching and filtering happens at the top of the table, after clicking a search and filter icon.

Restyled product list

The product list gets the same clean, modern design as the order list.

A screenshot of the WordPress admin panel, with a search pop-up appearing in the dashboard that shows a result of a searched query, along with some recent orders. The order ID, status, name, and date are displayed.

Fast and global order search

Use Dashify's global search to jump to an order from any page in the admin. Search by order ID, name, email, phone, or product SKU.

Learn more about Dashify Search →

Screenshot of Dashify's configuration window for custom fields. It lists the custom fields in the order the window was opened, and there is a button to mark a custom field as hidden, which will hide it globally across all orders.

Hide custom fields

Don't want to see specific custom fields? Choose which custom fields are displayed in the order view.

Learn more about hiding custom fields →

Screenshot of an order's products in the WooCommerce order admin, showing the SKU displayed as a separate column that can be sorted.

Sort order items by SKU

When packing orders with many items, only do one walk through the shelves in your warehouse or distribution center.

Learn more about SKU sorting →

Screenshot of the "Menu Order" column that Dashify adds to line items in the admin order edit view in WooCommerce. This column has a number that represents the position of the product on the store's shop page.

Sort order items by “menu order”

Do you organize your inventory by product “menu order”? Save time packing orders by viewing items in a custom order with the same sorting as on the Store page.

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