Plugin Settings open from the gear (⚙) button in the top toolbar. They appear in a modal with five tabs that cover everything outside the day-to-day managers: per-page defaults and core store options, the Quick Find radial menu, backing up and restoring the plugin's configuration, and licensing.
Plugin Settings modal
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Product Editor
Sale Manager
Categories
Brands
Tags
Coupons
Attributes
Attribute Editor
Templates
Bulk Attribute Editor
Bulk Attribute Remove
Filters
Filter Editor
Filter Widgets
Widget Styles
Export
Import
Settings
Documentation
CategoriesSearch name, SKU or ID…×SPBTFilter SetsRows 50ColumnsBatch Utilities+ Add New Product
Coupons can be applied from the basket and checkout pages.
Calculate coupon discounts sequentially
Apply the first coupon to the full price and the next to the discounted price.
Saved.Save Settings
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The five tabs
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What it controls
General
Default items-per-page for the product and filter grids, plus core WooCommerce options — taxes, coupons and currency formatting. See General.
Quick Find
A key-bound radial menu for jumping to columns, applying filter widgets, or opening tools in the product editor. See Quick Find.
Export Plugin Data
Save the plugin's configuration (filters, filter widgets, filter styles, style presets, attribute templates, batch logic chains, column presets, Quick Find and general settings) to a JSON file. See Export & Import.
Import Plugin Data
Restore a previously exported configuration file, overwriting the items you choose. See Export & Import.
Licensing
Reserved for licence activation. Currently a placeholder — it states that licence management will arrive in a future update, with nothing to configure yet.
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General writes real WooCommerce settingsThe taxes, coupons and currency controls on the General tab change WooCommerce's own store options — not a plugin-only copy. Changing them here is the same as changing them in WooCommerce → Settings.
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Two different "export/import"The Export / Import Plugin Data tabs handle the plugin's configuration (JSON), which is separate from the product Export / Import buttons in the toolbar that handle product data. (Note the Filter Manager has its own Filter Widget Style Editor for theming the storefront filters shoppers see — that is unrelated to these settings.)