Inactive Logout Pro lets WordPress administrators decide what happens when a logged-in session is idle. Set a timeout and choose whether to warn the user before logout, show a wake-up message that leaves the session active, or end the session. Pro utilities also cover session records, user controls, and concurrent logins.

Set timeout behavior and redirects

A popup can show a custom message and an optional 10-second countdown before logout. The countdown can be removed. You can show a wake-up message instead, without logging the user out. For non-authenticated visitors, the plugin can display an idle message or redirect them.

• Send customers to a custom or existing page instead of showing a popup. A dedicated timeout page can have content and styling suited to the website theme.
• Show a toast notification when logout occurs.
• Set various timeout periods and session logout destinations by user role.
• Configure login redirects and logout redirects.

Review sessions and manage concurrent logins

Track user login sessions and review login and logout times, browser, online status, session duration, role, operating system, and IP address.

• Log out all users, selected users, or multiple users in bulk.
• Set concurrent login limits, last-login activity overrides, and multiple-login priority settings.
• Lock a user when a configured login limit is reached.
• Send email notifications and tailor email templates for locked concurrent sessions.

Browser, page, and site settings

Pro capabilities include automatic logout when a browser closes after a defined duration, plus multi-tab support. Inactive logout can be disabled for specified pages. Additional post type support is available through the documented configuration.

The add-on supports WooCommerce. On multisite installations, one setting can override settings across all websites. You can disable the native WordPress login popup after logout and customize the default and wake-up modals with HTML render components.

Install and configure

1. Install and activate Inactive Logout Pro in WordPress.
2. Open the plugin settings and set the idle timeout.
3. Choose whether to use a countdown, wake-up message, popup, toast notification, or redirect.
4. Configure role-specific rules, session controls, and any page exclusions.
5. Review the logout and redirect flow for the relevant user roles.

If a MailPoet admin page conflict occurs, add the documented ina_logout_mailpoet_conflict_fix filter to functions.php and set it to return false. A colorpicker conflict may occur with Slimstat Analytics versions up to 4.6.2; the source notes that later versions fixed this issue.