Secure Your WordPress Admin Area with Custom Roles
Create custom user roles, restrict dashboard access, manage permissions, and protect your WordPress website with advanced role and access controls.
Take full control of your WordPress admin area
Custom Role Creation
Admin Menu Restrictions
Action-Level Permissions
WooCommerce Role Controls
Third-Party Plugins
Unauthorized Access Alerts
Audit Log & Activity Tracking
Role-Based Login Redirects
Role Management Dashboard
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Frequently asked questions
Do you have a question about Digages Role Manager? See the list below for our FAQs. If your question is not listed here, then please visit our docs or contact us.
No. The plugin creates and manages WordPress roles using WordPress role and capability APIs. Built-in roles such as Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor, and Subscriber are not deleted by the plugin.
Yes. When creating a new role, you can inherit capabilities from an existing WordPress role and then configure menu and action permissions for the new role.
Yes. Select the admin menu items the role should be allowed to access. Unselected items are hidden, and direct access attempts are redirected and logged.
Getting started is quick and simple. Install the plugin, create your custom role, and assign it to your staff.
For a step-by-step guide, read full setup guide.
No. WooCommerce is optional. If WooCommerce is active, additional WooCommerce action controls become available.
No, the plugin is built to work out of the box with WordPress, so you can start using it without any technical setup.
The plugin can add action groups for WooCommerce, Easy Digital Downloads, Advanced Custom Fields, and Gravity Forms when those plugins are active.
Yes. Add one or more comma-separated email addresses in Role Manager > Settings.
Yes. Go to Role Manager > Audit Log to review logged actions, blocked access attempts, user details, context, timestamps, and IP addresses.
Yes. Developers can use the `digages_rm_available_actions` filter to add custom action groups and action keys.
Secure Your Dashboard with Digages Role Manager
Take control of your WordPress and WooCommerce user permissions with Digages Role Manager. Create custom roles, restrict dashboard access, and give users access only to the tools they need.