Tracify connects to WooCommerce with a WordPress plugin. You need your CSID and your Tracify token, which you find in your Tracify dashboard in the shop system settings under WooCommerce. Your account manager provides you with the token.
đ Before you start: Check the Tracking requirements. They are the basis for a clean setup, for example no redirects that drop the URL parameters and the Tracify script on every page, including landing pages and advertorials.
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1. Install the plugin
Log in to your WordPress admin panel and choose one of the two options:
Option 1: Upload the plugin
Download the plugin from your Tracify dashboard (shop system settings âș WooCommerce).
Go to Plugins âș Add New âș Upload Plugin.
Select the file and click Install Now.
Option 2: Install from the plugin directory
Go to Plugins âș Add New and search for "Tracify".
Click Install Now on the Tracify plugin.
Then click Activate Plugin.
2. Configure the plugin
In your WordPress admin panel, go to Settings âș Tracify and fill in the fields:
Setting | Value |
CSID | Your CSID |
Tracify Token | Your Tracify token |
Fingerprinting | Optional. Active fingerprinting may require consent, please check your local laws. |
3. Order status
Choose the order status at which orders are sent to Tracify. Orders are tracked as soon as they reach this status.
4. Set up first-party tracking (strongly recommended)
With first-party tracking, the Tracify scripts load through your own domain. Events sent via your own domain are far less likely to be blocked by browsers, ad blockers or privacy extensions. First-party tracking is technically optional, but we strongly recommend it to get data that is as complete and accurate as possible.
Open the first-party settings in your Tracify dashboard and configure your DNS.
In the plugin, enter your tracking domain
script.yourdomain.comand replaceyourdomain.comwith your store domain.
All steps: How to configure first-party domain tracking
5. Save
Click Save Changes at the bottom of the plugin settings. Your Tracify plugin is now configured.
