Depenova Impact Map – Dependency & Impact Analysis

Description

Depenova Impact Map is developed by WP Impact Map (https://wpimpactmap.com/).

Depenova Impact Map is a read-only dependency and impact analysis tool for WordPress.

It maps how plugins, themes, must-use plugins and WordPress drop-ins connect to registered functionality and site content. The analysis is based on observed WordPress registrations, source ownership and content references — not a hard-coded list of known plugin names.

What Depenova Impact Map shows

• Component inventory for plugins, themes, must-use plugins and WordPress drop-ins.
• Registered shortcodes, blocks, REST endpoints, AJAX actions, scheduled events and assets.
• Content locations that use detected shortcodes and blocks.
• Component dependencies and semantic enrichment where supported.
• Explainable Impact and Confidence classifications.
• A separate Needs review state when the available evidence is not strong enough.
• Technical evidence for users who want to inspect how a conclusion was reached.
• A read-only disable-impact preview before you make a change.

Built for safe analysis

Depenova Impact Map does not deactivate plugins, modify site content or execute third-party callbacks during analysis.

The Free 0.1.4 release performs its analysis locally. It does not send your dependency map, content relationships or scan evidence to an external service and it does not require WooCommerce, Elementor or any other third-party plugin.

Unknown and custom plugins can still be analysed through the generic WordPress detection engine.

Interface languages

English is the source language. This release also includes Spanish, European Portuguese, French, German, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Hungarian interface translations. You can follow the WordPress language or select an installed Depenova Impact Map interface language in Settings.

Privacy

Depenova Impact Map performs its Free analysis locally on the WordPress installation and does not send the dependency map, content relationships or scan evidence to an external service.

When content-reference analysis is enabled, the plugin reads WordPress post content and excerpts to identify references to registered shortcodes and blocks. It stores reference metadata such as post IDs, post types and statuses, but does not store full post content in its analysis tables.

Scan results are stored in custom database tables. By default they are preserved if the plugin is deleted. You can enable “Remove Depenova Impact Map data when the plugin is deleted” under Settings before uninstalling if you want those tables and settings removed.

Support

After publication, use the Depenova Impact Map support forum on WordPress.org for Free-version support. Product information and documentation are available at https://wpimpactmap.com/.

Technical details