NexaFlow Intelligence for WooCommerce is a first-party WooCommerce business intelligence and analytics platform designed to help store owners understand store performance, customer behavior, products, acquisition and conversion activity from within WordPress.
The plugin turns WooCommerce store data and optional first-party analytics events into practical reporting across commerce, customers, marketing, behavior, conversion and performance.
The plugin works with WooCommerce data and stores its analytics data in the site’s WordPress database. Analytics tracking is optional and requires explicit visitor consent when enabled.
The main dashboard provides an overview of store performance in one place.
It includes:
The Analytics module provides a broader view of website and store activity.
It includes reporting for:
Traffic Sources helps store owners understand where visitors and sessions originate and how different channels perform.
It provides:
Supported reporting can include direct traffic, organic search, referrals, social, email and paid search when corresponding data is available.
Product Intelligence focuses on product-level performance and conversion behavior.
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Checkout Intelligence helps store owners understand checkout activity and identify drop-off points.
It provides reporting for:
Customer Journey provides reporting about how customers interact with the store across multiple stages.
It can show:
Site Search provides reporting for searches performed on the store.
It includes:
Alerts provides a central view of important store and system events.
It can report:
After activation, open NexaFlow Intelligence for WooCommerce in wp-admin to access the available intelligence modules.
Reports use the store’s WooCommerce data and the plugin’s first-party analytics events where consent has been provided.
NexaFlow Intelligence for WooCommerce uses WooCommerce as the source of truth for cart and order data. The floating cart interface can use the active theme/WooCommerce cart drawer when available and provides a WooCommerce-backed fallback when a compatible native drawer opener cannot be detected.
Analytics is optional and disabled by default.
When analytics is enabled, NexaFlow Intelligence for WooCommerce asks visitors for explicit analytics consent before creating its analytics visitor cookie or recording analytics events.
Analytics data is stored in the site’s WordPress database. The plugin does not send analytics data to an external analytics or AI server. The plugin does not require registration with an external analytics service.
Analytics events may include event type, product or order identifiers, pseudonymous visitor/session identifiers, device information, event value, page information and timestamps, depending on the enabled tracking features.
The plugin provides WordPress personal-data export and erasure callbacks for analytics data associated with registered WordPress users or their WooCommerce billing email where available.
For site owners, WordPress privacy tools can be used to review and manage personal data stored by the site.
NexaFlow Intelligence for WooCommerce stores its analytics data in plugin-owned WordPress database tables.
Deactivating the plugin does not delete stored analytics data.
Uninstalling the plugin removes its plugin-owned analytics tables and plugin settings.
NexaFlow Intelligence for WooCommerce does not require or use an external analytics, tracking or AI service to provide its core functionality.
The plugin’s analytics and intelligence processing are performed locally on the WordPress site.
The plugin documentation references the GNU General Public License URL:
https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
All JavaScript and CSS distributed with NexaFlow Intelligence for WooCommerce are shipped in human-readable source form within the plugin package.
In particular, the administrative JavaScript source is available at assets/admin-review.js, and the readable CSS sources are available in assets/.
No compiled or minified source is required to run the distributed plugin.
Development and source-file details are documented in docs/SOURCE-CODE.md.
GitHub: https://github.com/Salauddin-Ahmed
For support, use the WordPress.org support forum for NexaFlow Intelligence for WooCommerce after the plugin is published.
When reporting an issue, include:
NexaFlow Intelligence for WooCommerce is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2 or later.