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CartPresets adds a top-level Cart Presets menu in wp-admin, plus one entry under Products and, on Pro, one report under Analytics.

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The listing

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Finding a preset

Search matches preset names and the names of products inside them — so searching “hoodie” finds every preset containing a hoodie, not just presets called hoodie. Status tabs across the top count and filter by derived status. The count beside each is live. Filter opens a query builder. Each row is a field, an operator and a value, and rows combine with AND:
Order value means revenue, not a count of orders. The count is the separate Orders field.
Layout toggle switches between cards and a table. Which one you are in is part of the URL, so a link to a filtered table arrives as a filtered table.

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The columns

On the free build the Revenue column is still drawn, with a crown in place of the figure. Clicking it explains what Pro would show there.

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The row menu

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Bulk actions

Tick the checkbox on any row — or Select all on this page — to act on several at once. Bulk delete asks for confirmation and names how many rows it will remove.

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The editor

The editor is one page, a main column and a sidebar that both update as you type.

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Main column

Pricing summary recalculates on every keystroke: regular value, item discounts, the additional discount, average per unit, and the preset total. Every figure is what the customer’s cart will hold. Health checks asks about a dozen questions of the draft. A fail blocks the save; a warn does not. Clicking a check scrolls to the control it is about and highlights it. See Health checks. Preset link shows the live URL with a copy button, and says so if the preset has not been saved yet.

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The save bar

Pinned to the bottom, and it always says which of three states you are in: All changes saved, Unsaved changes, or the number of blocking problems. Discard reverts to the last save.
Leaving with unsaved changes asks first — whether you click a link inside the panel or one in wp-admin’s own sidebar.

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Settings

Five sections, one save bar: The sidebar carries a System status card — plugin version, WordPress, WooCommerce, PHP, permalink structure, preset base, and tier — with a Copy system report button. That report is read from your own install and sent nowhere; it is there so you can paste it into a support thread. Full detail: Settings reference.

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Where a preset shows up elsewhere

  • The cart and checkout — each line carries a Part of preset label with the preset name. Both labels are editable.
  • The order — the same label, plus hidden meta a developer can read. See Order line item meta.
  • Order emails — the order label, with the preset name as it was when the order was placed.