Avada System Status
Last Update: October 21, 2026
The System Status page is located at Maintenance > System Status from the Avada Dashboard.
This is a built-in diagnostic overview that shows you key technical information about your WordPress site and how Avada One is functioning on it. It gathers details about your server environment, WordPress configuration, database, PHP settings, installed plugins, theme version, memory limits, and other critical components that affect performance and compatibility.
Instead of searching through multiple places to troubleshoot an issue, the System Status page gives you one clear snapshot of everything that matters behind the scenes. It helps you identify whether something in your setup could be causing errors, slowdowns, or unexpected behavior — and it’s especially useful when you’re contacting support, because you can share this status with confidence, knowing it accurately reflects your current environment.
Whether you’re checking if your hosting plan meets Avada One’s requirements, confirming PHP versions, or spotting conflicts with plugins, the System Status page gives you valuable visibility into the technical side of your site without needing developer tools or server access. This page is divided into seven sections:
- 1
Site Status & Version History
- 2Avada Setup & Update Tools
- 3
Database Tables
- 4
Avada Server Check
- 5WordPress Environment
- 6Server Environment
- 7Active Plugins
Site Status & Version History
The Avada Version History section shows the current Avada version and any previous versions. The content you see in this section will vary depending on which versions you’ve used.
Avada Setup & Update Tools
In this section, you will see various tools, such as My Avada Subscription Sync, Avada 1.0.0 Conversion, a link to retrigger the Avada Setup Wizard, and the Convert Images tool.
Database Tables
This checks whether the custom databse tables Avada relies on (Marketing & Engagement, AI Assistant, Critical CSS, Forms, Mailer Queue) exist, and it lets you recreate any that are missing (eg, after a failed activation or hosting restore).
Avada Server Check
The next section, as shown in the screenshot below, allows you to check the Avada Server Status and displays advanced server response output for remote GET requests. If you get a green message saying “Tested API is working properly,” it means you should be good with the server and able to update Avada, supplied plugins, import prebuilt websites, or apply patches without a problem.
If you get a red message, something is wrong, and the messages and response codes can vary depending on your setup. A short error log will be displayed, providing the details you need for the response codes.
WordPress and Server Environments
These two sections display all the relevant data related to your WordPress and Server environments. Mouse over the question mark for a description of each item.
Red and Green Values
Some system values may appear as green​​ or red​. If a value appears green, it meets the minimum requirements to run the theme. If a value appears in red, it means it is below the minimum requirements and needs to be adjusted. Please view the document below to read about how to increase these limits, or talk to your hosting provider.
Active Plugins
This section displays all plugins running alongside Avada, with its vendor and installed version.
