WPForce Logout Pro gives WordPress administrators manual controls for ending active user sessions and settings for automatic logout. The administrator chooses which accounts are affected; visitors whose sessions end can sign in again with the correct credentials. Account credentials remain unchanged.

Choose which sessions to end

Use the all-user option to end every active user session. When only certain accounts need attention, select an individual user or select multiple users for a bulk logout.

Review online status and login activity

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

Configure automatic session endings

The Pro edition adds Idle User Logout, which can log users out after inactivity. Administrators can also configure automatic logout when a user closes their browser and set how long a session remains valid through session expiration.

Choose where users go after logout

The logout redirect setting lets the administrator choose the destination users see after they are logged out.

Use session controls in website workflows

Before maintenance, an administrator can use website-wide logout to end existing sessions. Membership and pay-per-view sites can use individual or bulk actions to manage selected accounts. If an account or site is suspected of being compromised, forced logout provides a way to end current sessions. Users can sign in again with the correct credentials afterward.

Open and configure the controls

Install WPForce Logout Pro on the WordPress website, then open its user-management area. Review online status and last login activity in the users view, choose an all-user, individual, or bulk logout action, and configure idle logout, browser-close logout, session expiration, and redirect settings for the site's workflow.