We need to modify the email that is sent to customers, when a new WordPress site is created. I am attaching an example of the email:

Your new WordPress site has been successfully set up at:

https://<site>/wordpress

You can log in to the administrator account with the following information:

Username: created_user
Password: The password you chose during installation.
Log in here: https://<site>/wordpress/wp-login.php

We hope you enjoy your new site. Thanks!

Currently, the Smart Updates feauture is not compatible with WordPress multisite instances.

Right after detaching an instance in Home > Wordpress it remains on the page because the page is not refreshed.
I suggest to invoke page refresh after detaching as it can confuse the customers.

There should be the possibility to limit access to WordPress plugins/themes per a service plan.

The mail is being sent to the mail address defined in
/modules/wp-toolkit/index.php/domain/settings/id/<nnn>
It is also being sent to the customer´s mail address.
This may be helpful or not, it would be better to give an option to which recipients the mails should be sent.
Also more than one address, comma-separated, may give more comfort.

Add possibility to have a pre-configured wp-admin.php file for WordPress installation for example in WordPress sets (Wordpress > Sets).

Automatically clear cache when:

post or page will be added or updated

comment will be added or removed

It should be possible to use the WordPress commandline tool "wp-cli" via chrooted-shell.

Possibility to log into wordpress in case of site was migrated from another server or for newly created site that is not resolved.
Currently to log into wordpress it's needed to add "IP site" to hosts file.

We've been using Installatron for ages, but WP Toolkit has become a really powerful tool over the last couple of years. While we can work on integrating our systems with WP Toolkit directly, one major obstacle is moving clients over from one system to the other - including their backups / update settings / etc.

I'd love to find a way to make migrations over to the WP Toolkit seamless!

Wordpress users management.
add, edit and resign Wordpress users

I would like to see the CPU and RAM usage by Wordpress applications.

I would also like to see a warning about slow php scripts, which would help to catch Wordpress plugins that use too many resources.

Would be great to have WordPress plugins to be able to have restoration points on a plugin upgrade basis and not only for WordPress major upgrades.

This way, WordPress plugins can be managed individually with more control over them.

Currently the Wordpress Toolkit interface is a bit messy with all the Wordpress instances of you and your customers.
It would be great if there would be the possibility so that you can mark and filter for certain Wordpress instances. Marking with stars could make it possible that the most important Wordpress instances always appear on the top and can be checked for updates and security issues very quickly.

WordPress Toolkit as the preview of the web-site uses the same sized images 1024x728 at any view settings such as list, titles and cards, also there is no cache for images. It might cause the performance issues such as slow load of a web-page.

Option to disable web-site preview, or smaller images for some regime such as list at which site-preview presented as thumbnail image around 130x100px would resolve this issue.

Add possibility chose what settings can be visible to end users.

I would suggest to let resellers determine what messages go to customers. Now all messages to customers come form the Plesk administrator. Customers don't have any direct connection to the Plesk administrator. Resellers do. I think all applications based communications and settings should belong to the resellers.

Allow service providers to choose to enable/disable customers to create multisite networks