After successfully setting up the Easy Digital Downloads tracking inside your Google Analytics account, it’s time to access the Easy Digital Downloads tracking inside your Google Analytics.
In this knowledge-based documentation, we’ll explain to you how to track your Easy Digital Downloads reports in your Google Analytics account and WordPress site.
When it comes to monitoring the performance of your WooCommerce store, Google Analytics, integrated with the Analytify dashboard, provides a wealth of data. This combination gives you a comprehensive view of how your online store is performing, what’s working, and what might need tweaking.
Let’s learn how to watch WooCommerce Stats inside your WordPress site and in Google Analytics.
1. View WooCommerce Stats Inside your WordPress Dashboard
In order to access the WooCommerce Dashboard, you need to login to your WordPress site. Then, go to Analytify >> Dashboards.
Inside the dashboard, you’ll see Monetization tab. Click on it to head over to WooCommerce dashboard.
Here, you can watch your WooCommerce Analytics stats tracked by Google Analytics.
Let’s explain some of the key WooCommerce Analytics stats that are tracked by Google Analytics and displayed in your Analytify dashboard.
Revenue Tracking: See the total Transaction Revenue generated in a specified time period.
Transactions: Track the number of completed purchases.
Average Order Value (AOV): Understand the average value of each transaction.
Product Checkout: Check the total number of checkout.
2. View WooCommerce Stats Inside Google Analytics Account
To track Ecommerce purchases in GA4, navigate to Monetization >> Ecommerce purchases.
You can see Items viewed, Items purchased, Items revenue, and many more metrics.
Google Analytics, a widely used tool for monitoring and analyzing website traffic. It can sometimes display the term “not set” in various reports. The not set in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) can be puzzling for users trying to decipher their website analytics data.
This article aims to explain what does not set mean in Google Analytics and how it can affect your data analysis.
Analytify Easy Digital Downloads tracking addon supports Google Analytics eCommerce tracking for your EDD store. With the Easy Digital Downloads tracking addon, you can easily track your sales, revenue, and other important stats.
In this knowledge base article, we’ll walk you through the step by step process of installing the Easy Digital Downloads Tracking Addon.
The Analytify WooCommerce addon supports Google Analytics eCommerce tracking for your WooCommerce store. With the WooCommerce tracking addon, you can easily track your sales, revenue, and other important stats.
In this knowledge base article, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step process of installing the WooCommerce Tracking Addon.
Steps for Setting Up the eCommerce Tracking in Google Analytics
Google to Analytics>Website Property>Admin >eCommerce Setting
Inside your eCommerce Settings, you need to enable the eCommerce andeCommerce reporting, after enabling the eCommerce reporting you will have the option to add the funnel for the checkout process.
Add your funnel steps exactly as in the screenshot below, then click on the Save button.
Wondering how to ensure that your email settings in Analytify are correctly configured? Testing your email setup is an important step before you start receiving scheduled analytics reports in your inbox. This guide will walk you through the process to send a test email using the Email Notifications Addon in Analytify.
Step-by-Step Guide to Testing Your Email in Analytify
Finalize Your Settings: Before testing, ensure that you’ve correctly set up the Sender Name, Sender Email, Receiver Email, and any other relevant settings in the Analytify Email Notifications Addon.
Save Your Settings: Once you’re satisfied with your configurations, click the Save Changes button. This action saves all your current settings.
Locate the Test Email Button: Navigate to Analytify >> Setting.
Navigate to Email Tab: Within the setting, find the Email tab.
Now scroll down the page and under the Save Changes button, you’ll find the Test Email button.
Initiate the Test: Simply click on the Test Email button. By doing this, Analytify will send a test email to the configured receiver email address.
Check Your Inbox: After clicking the Test Email button, check the inbox of the receiver email. You should receive a test email from Analytify, confirming that your settings are correctly configured.
Troubleshoot if Necessary: If you don’t receive the test email, recheck your settings, especially the email addresses, and ensure they are correctly entered. Also, consider checking your spam or junk folder.
Why Test Email Settings and Delivery?
Verification: It confirms that the email settings are correctly configured.
Avoid Missed Reports: Ensures you won’t miss out on important analytics reports due to incorrect email setup.
By following these steps, you can rest assured that your analytics insights will reach the right inboxes, keeping you and your team informed and ahead of the curve. Remember, regular testing and updates to your email settings are key to maintaining effective communication.
If you have any queries, feel free to contact our support team.
Have you ever wished to add a personal touch to your email reports? With the Email Notifications Addon in Analytify, you can easily include a custom message in your email reports. This personal note in email will appear at the bottom of each email, allowing you to add that extra bit of personal important information.