Bulk Delete Users Based On Last Login Date

Hello @philevans62 ,

Thanks for reaching out to us,

Yes, you can delete users by the last login date, you can delete users by following the details below.

==> Activate this( JSM Show User Metadata ) plugin and get the user’s last login meta key. And check the date format
==> Once done, you can select the user role,
==> Add the user meta key and value.
==> Set limit field
==> Press the “Delete Users” button.

Also, by default WordPress use the “_last_login” this user meta key.

Please get in touch with us here if you have any more questions for quick reply.

Thanks Rajat.

We already have last login date showing in the user list which I think is added by Usersinsights, but I’ll need to check.

Hello @philevans62 ,

Sure, let us know if you have any questions or any doubts, we are here to help you.

Hi,

I finally got around to looking into this. The last login date looks to be coming from Wordfence. Is there a way we can hook into that to bulk delete users based on last login? i.e. delete all users with last login is 365 days or more?

Thanks

Phil

Hello @philevans62,

Yes, you can delete the last login user older than 365 days as per Wordfence data by following the instructions below.

Meta Key = “wfls-last-login”
Option = less than ( number )
Meta Value = “1697414400” ( It’s Unix timestamp value ) 16-10-2023

Note: Please take a database backup before deleting anything.

Hi Rajat,

I’ve just upgraded to your Pro version and tried running this on a staging version, but I keep getting
Nothing to delete!!

Also, is there a way to delete deleted user data at the same time as we don’t want to assign it to other users.

Hello @philevans62 ,

Could you please contact us here for quick and pro support?