Daniel Espinoza 
This question about a WooCommerce cron equivalent is from the WooCommerce Community Slack channel:
I want to loop through all users and their subscriptions, check some custom meta data I added to each subscription on creation and update some of the meta data if needed.
What would be the equivalent of a linux cron job in WooCommerce? Is there something in WooCommerce that triggers daily?
Your business is finally at the place where you have a few hundred or a few thousand active subscriptions. You are now able to forecast renewals month to month and work on reducing churn with those active subscribers. After celebrating your hard work and success there are some housekeeping tasks that arise with a large group of active subscribers.
This week I had the opportunity to present to the West Orlando WordPress Meetup group about using the Action Scheduler in WordPress.
WooCommerce products are stored as custom post types. Each product will have 1 row in the wp_posts table. and the post type will be “product.”
A common task for ecommerce sites is needing to add a tracking pixel to the Order Completed, or Thank You page of WooCommerce. This pixel will help report data to an external service like Facebook Ads, Google Ads, Pinterest, or a CRM.
If you run a WooCommerce Subscriptions site for long enough you will experience a situation where you need to change the Next Payment date for subscriptions. Knowing how to bulk update the next payment date in WooCommerce Subscriptions is a vital tool for developers and shop managers.
In this article I’ll explain how to change the Next Payment date on one or thousands of subscriptions at one time in a few steps:
This how-to is a follow up to the How to Hide Zero and Free Orders post. This is a developer focused how-to, where we will dig into some WooCommerce code.
In this how-to I’ll show you how to hide free orders or orders with a zero total in WooCommerce.
