See what your logged-in WordPress users are doing, including page visits, last activity, sessions, and engagement history,without digging through raw user data.
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Find your best customers, at-risk buyers, and one-time purchasers inside WooCommerce.
Users Insights 4.9.0 introduces a new Tutor LMS integration, providing student activity data, course and quiz tracking, and detailed reports. This update also adds new features for the WooCommerce, LearnDash and MemberPress modules.
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If you’re running a WooCommerce store, there will come a time when you need to export your customers – maybe to move them to another site, import them into your email platform, or simply analyze them in a spreadsheet. In this guide, we’ll show you how to export WooCommerce customers and their data to CSV or Excel using the Users Insights plugin.
Do you know which marketing channel brings you the most profitable customers?
In this guide, we’ll show you how to track the source of every WooCommerce order, using UTM parameters and order attribution, so you can finally connect sales data with marketing performance. And we’ll show how to do it automatically, without custom code, using Users Insights.
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In this guide, we’ll start with the basics of WooCommerce’s built-in reports, explain their limitations, and then show you how to go beyond the basics with advanced reports. You’ll learn how to track sales trends, analyze product performance, and uncover customer insights that drive repeat purchases.
Users Insights 4.8 is now available introducing new reporting features for WooCommerce and LearnDash, improved support for Gravity Forms 2.9, and a few bug fixes.
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Version 4.7.0 of Users Insights brings new features and fixes to make managing and understanding your WordPress user data easier. This update includes new features for WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads, PDF exports for chart reports and other improvements.
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This article will show you how WooCommerce stores customer data in the database. We’ll go through the main WooCommerce database tables used in WordPress to store customer-related information. This includes data such as name, order history, and billing address.
In this article, we shall delve into the methods of logging out users programmatically in WordPress. We will analyze various methods that will help you achieve this task with ease, from using a convenient plugin to developing customized code tailored for your needs.