WooCommerce

Find out where your WooCommerce sales come from

Google, your ads, social networks or a website that links to you… With this guide you’ll see it in a few minutes, without programming.

What you need

An Overtracking account (try it free for 7 days)
The Overtracking plugin for WordPress

The WooCommerce integration is in beta. If something doesn’t work as expected, tell us.

Install the plugin

Download the Overtracking plugin and install it in WordPress (Plugins → Add new → Upload plugin).
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Add your tracking code

The plugin will ask for your tracking code, which also installs Overtracking on your website. You’ll find it in the app: choose your website and go to Settings → General.
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Create a custom goal

In the app, go to Settings → Goals and create a custom goal:
- Name: whatever you want
- Key: the one you’ll paste in the plugin (e.g. checkout_completed)
- Value: 0 (the plugin takes it from each order)
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Add the event in the plugin

In the plugin, add an event and paste the key of the goal. For example, to measure completed orders:
- Event: “Order completed”
- Key: checkout_completed
- Add value: “Yes”, to take the value of the order

What you’ll see in Overtracking

Every order appears in Overtracking with the pages where it happened, the source it came from, the country, device, browser, language and UTM campaign.

Available events

Event	Key
Order completed	`checkout_completado`
Checkout start	`checkout`
Add coupon	`addcoupon`
Payment method	`paymentmethod`
Coupon used (order completed)	`couponused`
Add to cart	`addcart`
View product	`viewproduct`
View product category	`viewcategory`
Search	`search`

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Find out where your WooCommerce sales come from

What you need

Install the plugin

Add your tracking code

Create a custom goal

Add the event in the plugin

What you’ll see in Overtracking

Available events

Start measuring in 5 minutes