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WooCommerce technical audit request
Tell us what is happening inside your WordPress or WooCommerce store. Zolaymi will review your request, identify the appropriate audit scope, and explain the next step before any work begins.
Submitting this form does not create a service contract or authorize technical changes. Zolaymi reviews the information before confirming scope, price and availability.
Who should request an audit
Use this page when the store is functioning badly, reporting inconsistent data, or creating operational risk and you need a structured technical review before deciding what to fix.
Urgent outages, active security incidents or completely unavailable stores may require emergency troubleshooting instead of a standard audit.
What Zolaymi can investigate
The request form helps identify whether the right next step is a standard Technical Audit & Analysis, a focused microservice, urgent repair work or a custom project.
Configuration, WooCommerce settings, plugin conflicts, theme compatibility, deprecated templates, database warnings, scheduled actions and error logs.
Cart behavior, checkout fields, mobile checkout, gateway configuration, failed-payment recovery, callbacks, order status and confirmation flows.
GA4, GTM, Google Ads conversions, Meta Pixel, Conversions API, purchase deduplication, order values, currency, tax and shipping data.
WooCommerce emails, SMTP, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, review requests, abandoned-cart messages, newsletter forms and support notifications.
Server response, caching, Core Web Vitals, database performance, images, CSS, JavaScript, third-party scripts and mobile performance.
REST APIs, webhooks, Make, Zapier, n8n, shipping tools, support platforms, customer portals and marketing integrations.
Backups, administrator access, plugin vulnerabilities, SSL, Cloudflare, firewall configuration, uptime and failed scheduled processes.
Privacy and security
Zolaymi does not need passwords to review the initial request. If the project proceeds, access will be requested separately and should use temporary, named, role-limited accounts where possible.
After submission
Zolaymi reviews the store information, symptoms, urgency, platform and requested service.
The request is matched to a standard audit, a specific microservice, emergency troubleshooting, custom work or an unsupported service.
Where useful, a short discovery call clarifies the problem, affected systems, access requirements, service scope and next steps.
You receive the recommended service, confirmed scope, price, delivery estimate, access requirements and any known third-party costs.
Calendly scheduling
Choose a suitable time after submitting your audit request. The form details help Zolaymi prepare for the conversation and avoid using the call to collect basic information.
The scheduler appears after the form is submitted successfully. This keeps the call focused on the real store issue instead of basic intake questions.
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You can book a call now, or wait for Zolaymi to review the request and contact you by email.
Before the call
You do not need to send credentials before scope confirmation. Bring enough context to discuss the issue clearly.
Service boundaries
The request review and Calendly call help define the right technical scope. They do not replace a paid audit or authorize changes to the website.
FAQ
A technical audit is a structured review of the systems behind a WordPress or WooCommerce store. It can cover checkout, payments, tracking, email delivery, performance, plugins, integrations, security, backups and operational reliability. The goal is to identify what is wrong, explain the business impact and prioritize what should be repaired first.
Submitting the request form lets Zolaymi review whether your situation appears suitable for a standard audit, a specific microservice, emergency troubleshooting or a custom project. That request review is not a full technical audit, does not include implementation and does not require Zolaymi to accept the project.
No. The form does not create a paid service agreement or authorize technical changes. Zolaymi will review the information, confirm the recommended scope, price, access requirements and availability, then provide the appropriate next step.
No. A call is optional. Many requests can be clarified by email, especially when the issue is well described. A short audit-discovery call is useful when the problem affects several systems, the urgency is unclear or access requirements need to be discussed before quoting.
Zolaymi reviews your store URL, platform, symptoms, affected systems, urgency, business impact and any non-sensitive supporting files. You may receive a recommended service, a quotation, a request for clarification or a note that the issue is outside the supported scope.
Describe what you expected to happen, what actually happened, when the problem started, whether it is permanent or intermittent, which devices or browsers are affected, recent changes, visible error messages, plugins or services involved and the business impact.
No. Do not send passwords, API secrets, payment-card information, private keys, recovery codes, database exports or permanent administrator credentials through the form or Calendly. If the project proceeds, access will be requested separately using temporary, named and role-limited accounts where possible.
Yes, but the safest approach depends on the issue. Some checks can be performed on a live store without changing settings. Riskier investigation or implementation may require staging, backups, test orders and explicit approval before any live changes are made.
Possibly. If checkout is fully unavailable, payments are failing broadly or orders cannot be placed, that may require urgent troubleshooting rather than a standard audit. Use the form to explain the impact clearly, but do not upload sensitive logs or credentials.
Yes. Zolaymi can review GA4, Google Tag Manager, Google Ads conversion tracking, Meta Pixel and Meta Conversions API, including purchase events, values, currency, deduplication, checkout events and consent-aware loading where applicable.
Yes. Payment investigation can include WooCommerce order status, gateway configuration, failed-payment behavior, redirects, callbacks, webhooks and checkout-session issues. Zolaymi does not control Stripe, PayPal, banks or other payment providers, so provider-side decisions or outages may require separate provider support.
Delivery depends on scope, store complexity and access. A standard audit estimate begins only after payment or deposit clears, the scope is accepted, required access is provided and all required information is received. Urgent repair work and custom projects may follow a different timeline.
The Technical Audit & Analysis service starts from $299 for one WordPress or WooCommerce website. Complex stores, multisite networks, custom checkout systems, heavily integrated stores or urgent troubleshooting may require a custom quotation before work begins.
The audit identifies and prioritizes issues. Repair work can often be quoted separately after the findings are reviewed. In some cases, Zolaymi may recommend a specific microservice such as checkout optimization, SMTP setup, tracking repair or performance work.
Zolaymi specializes in WordPress and WooCommerce. Requests involving Shopify, Magento, PrestaShop or custom platforms may be reviewed, but the standard audit is designed primarily for WordPress and WooCommerce systems.
The discovery call is for clarifying the request, confirming affected systems, discussing access requirements and deciding the next step. It is not a full free audit, emergency support session, implementation session or guarantee that the project will be accepted.
Yes. Calendly booking confirmations normally include reschedule and cancellation links. If you need to change the time, use those links or contact [email protected] with your booking details.
Access depends on the confirmed scope. It may include WordPress administrator access, WooCommerce settings, hosting, DNS, analytics platforms, advertising platforms, SMTP, payment gateway settings, support tools, staging or backups. Access should be temporary, named and role-limited where possible.
No, unless the quotation says otherwise. Plugin licences, SaaS subscriptions, hosting, email-provider fees, messaging costs, API usage, premium review platforms and other third-party charges are separate and should be approved before they are incurred.
No technical audit can guarantee that every current or future issue will be discovered. Zolaymi performs a structured manual review based on the agreed scope, available access, observable evidence and disclosed symptoms, then explains the findings and remaining risks clearly.
Final step
Submit the store details, explain what is happening, and schedule a short call when useful. Zolaymi will review the request and recommend the correct technical scope before work begins.