Additional usage tracking for users of WooCommerce and Jetpack to help us make WooCommerce better for everyone.
This feature sends us basic usage data relating to your site’s WooCommerce product pages, cart and checkout.
By understanding how our customers are using WooCommerce, we can build more helpful features, write better documentation, and make WooCommerce a more useful platform.
To better understand how site visitors use WooCommerce — and so that we can efficiently and effectively improve the product — we track some activity on your site’s product pages, and cart and checkout.
What we’ll track
We track user behavior events and interactions including:
- When products are viewed.
- When a product is added to or removed from the cart.
- When the checkout is viewed and an order processed.
These events are in addition to Jetpack analytics and use the same system. Analytics events will be attached directly to your WordPress.com account and are handled via a first-party system that Automattic owns and maintains.
Privacy Information
This feature is activated by default when either Jetpack and / or WooCommerce plugins are activated . While there is no deactivation control from within the Jetpack settings interface, you can deactivate it by following this guide.
Data Used | |
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Site Owners / Users
None. |
Site Visitors
None. |
Activity Tracked | |
Site Owners / Users
We track several events around the settings of this feature: whether users can checkout with / without an account, whether an account can be created at checkout and if customers can checkout without an account, which payment / checkout options are available to be used. |
Site Visitors
We track when site visitors view products, add and remove products from the cart, view checkout, and complete orders. We also track device used, whether users can checkout with / without an account, whether an account can be created, and which payment / checkout options are available to be used. Events include metadata such as page URL; product name, product ID, quantity, and product category; unique user ID (randomly generated identifier); WooCommerce version; blocks used on cart & checkout pages. |
Data Synced (Read More) | |
Site Owners / Users
We sync options that identify whether or not the feature is activated and how its available settings are configured. |
Site Visitors
None. |