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Abandoned Cart Reports For WooCommerce
Abandoned Cart Reports For WooCommerce
A simple plugin to see how many carts and which products your customers are abandoning
4.3
(18 ratings)Will this break my store?
What the WordPress.org registry says about keeping Abandoned Cart Reports For WooCommerce running.
Tested to 6.1.10 — 9 branches behind 7.0
Several branches behind. Worth checking on a staging site before updating WordPress.3 years ago
At least 0.6 releases a year since launch. WordPress.org only lists versions still available for download, so the real number may be higher.false
Your host must be running at least this version.3.0.1
1
A single maintainer. Worth knowing if the plugin is load-bearing for your store.Maintenance & trust
Scored on how Abandoned Cart Reports For WooCommerce is looked after — not on how many stores run it.
22
out of 100Maintenance
0 / 35WordPress compatibility
0 / 20Support responsiveness
Not enough dataMerchant satisfaction
10 / 15Listing transparency
7 / 10Ratings
4.3
18 ratingsDiscover how many abandoned carts your store has by recording when people abandon their carts and view trends over time using the built in dashboard and data pages.
How The Plugin Works
The plugin starts recording carts as soon as anyone adds an item to their cart.
The plugin will do as much as possible to associate carts with users so you can see their email address for manual follow up and recovery. Even if the plugin can’t associate the cart with an email address it will at least show the IP address of the cart on the data page.
Each cart starts in the ‘In Progress’ state on the data page. If a customer hasn’t updated their cart for 15 minutes it will then show as ‘Abandoned’. If the shopper comes back and later completes their cart it will change to ‘Recovered’ and be associated with the order.
Where Do I Get Support?
Email me or start a support request on WordPress.org. I can be reached at mike@smallfishanalytics.com.
If a cart is started by a user that’s logged into your store or logs in at any point after starting the cart the plugin will automatically associate the cart with the user account. On the data page you’ll see the entry for the cart as well as the users name and email address.
If a cart is started by an unknown user the plugin will show the IP address of the associated with the cart. This can be useful in the case that you’re using other software such as chat widgets because you can reference the IP address with the chat sessions.
If a cart is recovered by a user but that user doesn’t create and account the plugin will still create an association with the order and show the name and email address on the cart data page.
The plugin uses a library to filter out common web crawlers. In the case that the library doesn’t capture the crawler the plugin also has code that is able to look for patterns that indicate a crawler starting a bunch of carts and filter those carts out.
If you think the plugin is filtering carts the wrong way reach out and we’d love to help out.
We’d love to hear from you! We’re currently looking at ways to better report on abandoned carts as well as starting to work towards the ability to recover carts both via email as well as integrating with other services such as Facebook, Twitter, etc.
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