Attribution and conversion tracking for WordPress and WooCommerce
The TrueTracked plugin tracks your site on your own domain, sends every paid order from your server, and ties each one back to the ad that drove it. No code, no DNS setup.
Once it is live, you can ask your store data questions in Claude or ChatGPT.
One plugin, one click to connect
Download the TrueTracked plugin from your dashboard, upload it to WordPress, and click Connect. First-party tracking, server-side orders and attribution start right away, without a developer.
- No code edits
- No DNS or subdomain setup
- Block and classic checkout
- 14-day free trial, no card
What you get
First-party on your own domain, no DNS setup
The plugin sets the visitor cookie from your own WordPress server, and if a browser blocks tracking, events go through a path on your own site. No DNS records, no subdomain, nothing technical to configure.
Orders sent from your server
Every paid order, including bank transfer and cash on delivery, is sent from WordPress in the background, so it counts even when the shopper's browser blocks tracking.
Enriched conversions for your ad platforms
Orders carry the customer details your store already has. Switch on Meta, Google Ads or TikTok in TrueTracked and they get better data to optimize on, wherever enough first-party identifiers exist.
Profit, not just revenue
Product costs sync from WooCommerce's Cost of Goods or the common cost plugins, so every order shows profit next to its revenue.
What gets tracked
Everything a shopper does, from the first page view to the paid order. The browser records the visit, and your server sends the order, so an ad blocker or a closed tab after payment does not cost you the sale.
- Page views, with ad click IDs and UTMs
- Product views
- Cart views
- Add to cart
- Remove from cart
- Checkout started
- Purchases, from the browser and your server
- Orders, with items, totals and payment method
- Bank transfer, cheque and cash on delivery orders
- Refunds, cancellations and order edits
- Emails typed into any form
- Customer logins and sign-ups
- Product costs, for profit per order
How WooCommerce orders get attributed
The plugin remembers which visitor reached checkout, and the order your server sends carries that link. Each sale is matched back to the visit, campaign and ad that produced it.
The browser purchase and the server purchase share the order ID, so each order is counted once. When a customer logs in or types their email, their visits on other devices are connected to the same person.
Not running a store? It works on any WordPress site
Lead gen, service and booking sites get the same plugin. Without WooCommerce it tracks visits, ad clicks and form leads, and store tracking switches on by itself if you add WooCommerce later.
- Page views, ad click IDs and UTMs on every page
- Emails from contact, newsletter and other forms
- Logins and sign-ups, to connect visits across devices
- The same first-party setup, with no DNS changes
Set up WordPress and WooCommerce in four steps
- 1
Download the plugin
In your TrueTracked dashboard, open Settings, Integrations, WordPress / WooCommerce, and download the plugin.
- 2
Upload and activate it
In WordPress, go to Plugins, Add New, Upload Plugin. Install the zip and activate it.
- 3
Click Connect to TrueTracked
Open Settings, TrueTracked, click Connect, and pick your workspace. Tracking starts right away, with no code and no DNS changes.
- 4
Place a test order
Confirm it appears in your dashboard with its source attached.
WordPress and WooCommerce FAQ
How the TrueTracked plugin behaves once it is installed. Still unsure? Reach out and we will give you a straight answer.
Related integrations
Where WooCommerce data gets sent
Other sources
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