WPForce Logout Pro

WordPress session controls

WPForce Logout Pro gives administrators manual session actions and configurable conditions for ending sessions. Log out every user, one account, or multiple selected accounts in a bulk action.

Users can sign in again with the correct credentials after logout. The extension ends current sessions without changing account credentials. If an account or site is suspected of being compromised, forced logout offers a way to end existing sessions; it does not change the credentials customers need to sign in again.

Review user activity

The users area shows which users are online or offline and provides last login activity. Administrators can review these details while managing account sessions.

Configure automatic session endings

The Pro edition adds Idle User Logout, which can automatically log users out after inactivity. Administrators can also configure automatic logout when a user closes their browser. Session expiration sets how long a session remains valid, and the logout redirect setting determines where users go after logout.

Use the controls for common tasks

Site maintenance

Before working on a WordPress website, administrators can use the all-user logout action to end existing sessions.

Membership and pay-per-view sites

Individual and bulk logout controls let administrators manage selected accounts. The online-user view and last login activity provide account information for routine session management.

Suspected account issues

Forced logout lets administrators end current sessions when an account or website is suspected of being compromised. Users can sign in again with the correct credentials after logout.

Set up the controls

Install WPForce Logout Pro in WordPress and open its user-management area. Review online or offline status and last login activity, then choose an all-user, individual, or bulk logout action. Configure idle logout, browser-close logout, session expiration, and redirect options for your workflow.