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Skroutz Analytics for WooCommerce
Skroutz Analytics for WooCommerce
Integrate Skroutz Analytics to your WooCommerce enabled Wordpress site.
Will this break my store?
What the WordPress.org registry says about keeping Skroutz Analytics for WooCommerce running.
Tested to 6.4.8 — 6 branches behind 7.0
Several branches behind. Worth checking on a staging site before updating WordPress.2 years ago
At least 3.1 releases a year since launch. WordPress.org only lists versions still available for download, so the real number may be higher.5.4
Your host must be running at least this version.4.0
1
A single maintainer. Worth knowing if the plugin is load-bearing for your store.Maintenance & trust
Scored on how Skroutz Analytics for WooCommerce is looked after — not on how many stores run it.
Maintenance
6 / 35WordPress compatibility
0 / 20Support responsiveness
Not enough dataMerchant satisfaction
Not enough dataListing transparency
7 / 10Ratings
No one has rated this plugin on WordPress.org yet. That is a statement about the ratings page, not about the plugin — plenty of well-kept plugins never collect them.
This plugin provides the integration between Skroutz Analytics and the WooCommerce plugin.
- Integrates the analytics tracking script to all your frontend pages
- Integrates the ecommerce data (transactions and revenue) generated during an order.
Documentation
Visit documentation for Skroutz Analytics Woocommerce Plugin.
Filters
The plugin provides filters that allows you to customize the fields that will be reported to analytics:
* wc_skroutz_analytics_tracking_order_id_filter
* wc_skroutz_analytics_tracking_order_revenue_filter
* wc_skroutz_analytics_tracking_order_shipping_filter
* wc_skroutz_analytics_tracking_order_tax_filter
* wc_skroutz_analytics_tracking_order_paid_by_filter
* wc_skroutz_analytics_tracking_order_paid_by_descr_filter
* wc_skroutz_analytics_product_id_filter
* wc_skroutz_analytics_tracking_item_name_filter
* wc_skroutz_analytics_tracking_item_price_filter
* wc_skroutz_analytics_tracking_item_quantity_filter
* wc_skroutz_analytics_product_reviews_widget_id_filter
We support Skroutz.gr
This plugin will add the settings to the WooCommerce Integration tab.
WooCommerce > Settings > Integration > Skroutz Analytics
Visit skroutz for merchants page, and navigate to the Skroutz Analytics section. Otherwise you may contact your account manager.
Make sure you have set your Skroutz Analytics Shop Account ID in the plugin settings, otherwise tracking won’t work.
Skroutz provides you a temporary verification page during the testing phase of the skroutz analytics integration. You can visit skroutz for merchants page or contact your account manager.
This plugin does not track any admin pages, only frontend pages.
Duplicate Skroutz Analytics code causes a conflict in tracking. Remove any other Skroutz Analytics plugins or code from your site to avoid duplication and conflicts in tracking.
The plugin uses the WooCommerce tax rates you have configured in the settings. If the Enable Taxes option is disabled, or there are no Tax Rates configured, a default tax rate based on the flavor/country will be used to manually the calculate the order tax from the order revenue. So to avoid that, you need to properly setup your tax rules:
- Make sure you have enabled the
Enabled Taxesoption underWooCommerce > Settings > Tax > Tax Options - And you have added at least one
Standard Tax RateunderWooCommerce > Settings > Tax > Standard Rates - Finally the shipping tax should be included in the order tax.
- Make sure the
Shipping checkboxis checked in the Tax Rates table (see above) - Also the
Tax StatusunderWooCommerce > Settings > Shipping > Flat Ratemust be set toTaxable. Note that theCostvalue should be set excluding tax, as the tax will be automatically applied by WooCommerce. For example if you want the shipping cost to be 5 euro, you should set the cost to 4.03, given a 24% rate tax. The same applies for all the shipping methods that are enabled for your eshop.
- Make sure the
The option to use a custom postmeta id is supported. You have to check the Use custom postmeta id option in the plugin settings, and then specify the custom id key used in the postmeta table. Note that if the custom id is not found for a product the product id/sku will be used instead.
Select the option Send parent Unique ID combined with specified variation attribute term IDs in the plugin settings and specify in the select box the grouping attribute (e.g. color). You can set more that one grouping attributes. But note that the order in which the attributes are set in the settings also affects the generated Unique ID.
The Unique ID that will be generated is a combination of the parent product ID and the specified grouping attribute terms <parent product ID>-<attribute1 termA ID>-<attributeN termY ID>.
The following rules apply:
- If a product is not a variant the
<product ID>is used. - If a product is a variant and does not have one of the declared color attributes the
<parent product ID>is used. - If a product is a variant and has one of the specified grouping attributes the
<parent product ID>-<attribute term ID>is used. - If a product is a variant and has two of the specified grouping attributes the
<parent product ID>-<attribute1 termA ID>-<attribute2 termB ID>is used.
The option to use a custom global object name is supported. You have to check the Use custom global object name option in the plugin settings, and then specify a name in the text field.
The plugin provides two WordPress Widgets, that you can easily add:
Detailed documentation on how to integrate the widgets can be found here.
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