Overview

System is available by default. It reads your WordPress environment locally and shows a single-page snapshot when you open All DashAI → System Health.

System dashboard overview: one place to scan versions, security signals, plugins, and server context.

Agency tip: Use System as the first step in any support or maintenance workflow.

What System shows

• WordPress & core — Version, update status, site and home URL, environment (production/staging/local), permalinks, REST API, multisite sites.
• PHP & database — PHP version and configuration, MySQL/database version, memory limits, server software.
• Active theme — Current theme name and version, parent theme (if any).
• Plugins — Installed and active plugins with version and update status. Copy WP-CLI update commands for plugins and core.
• Post types, ACF blocks, forms — Registered post types (with counts), ACF blocks when ACF is active, and forms from Gravity Forms or Contact Form 7 when present.
• Users — User counts and role breakdown.
• Server — Server environment, PHP extensions, cache detection (e.g. W3 Total Cache, WP Rocket), disk space, and site configuration basics.
• Security — HTTPS/SSL status, debug settings, file edit/mod restrictions, security keys, and related checks.
• Performance & AI — Memory limits, disk space, and optimization-related settings; AI-powered system health analysis with recommendations when AI is enabled.

How it works

• Uses native WordPress and PHP APIs
• Reads data locally — no external requests for the snapshot itself
• Refreshes when you reload the page
• Does not modify site configuration

When to use

• Before updating WordPress or plugins
• During debugging sessions
• For client audits and onboarding
• Before handing over projects

Best practices

• Check System before running bulk updates
• Combine with Logs for full diagnostics
• Keep PHP and WordPress on supported versions

Troubleshooting

• Missing or empty values — Reload the page; confirm you are an administrator; on multisite, check you are in the expected site context.
• SSL or environment looks wrong — Review proxy/CDN termination and Settings → General WordPress Address / Site Address (URL); confirm HTTPS is consistent end-to-end.