Description
OneTrace.pro is a customer data platform: it builds customer profiles from your store’s events, segments them and sends emails, SMS, messenger and push messages with journeys and campaigns.
This plugin connects your WooCommerce store:
- Orders and their statuses from the server, through a queue with retries — not lost to ad blockers, and the store never waits for the platform.
- Customers and newsletter consents from registration, the account page and the checkout (classic and block).
- Cart events for abandoned cart journeys.
- The website tracker with product views; waits for the statistics consent with the WP Consent API.
- The product catalog for recommendations and emails.
- Recommendation widgets and Web Push.
- Product search: the store search results and suggestions while typing come from OneTrace — word forms, typos, the wrong keyboard layout and the visitor’s interests; the usual search on any error.
- Catalog languages from TranslatePress, WPML and Polylang: recommendations, search and emails in the visitor’s language.
HPOS and the Cart and Checkout blocks are supported.
External service
The plugin sends data to the OneTrace.pro platform at the address you enter in the settings (your own brand domain or cdp.onetrace.pro): customer data (email, phone, name, city, country, language), consents, orders, cart events and the product catalog from the server; page and product views from the visitor’s browser. Terms of service: https://onetrace.pro/en/legal/terms, privacy policy: https://onetrace.pro/en/legal/privacy.
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Installation
- In Plugins Add New Plugin search for “OneTrace for WooCommerce”, install and activate it.
- In your OneTrace project create a write key and a secret key with the products.write permission (API keys section).
- Go to WooCommerce Settings OneTrace, enter the platform address and both keys, click “Test connection”.
FAQ
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Do I need an account?
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Yes, a OneTrace.pro project (or a project at a brand that runs the platform).
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Messages wait in the plugin’s queue and are sent later; checkout is never slowed down.
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Contributors & Developers
“OneTrace for WooCommerce” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Changelog
1.5.1
- With an older copy of the plugin still active (a zip from GitHub, 1.4.0 and earlier), the plugin starts once: the older copy no longer boots it again.
1.5.0
- Published on wordpress.org as onetrace-for-woocommerce: the plugin folder and the text domain are onetrace-for-woocommerce, updates come from the plugin directory.
- Installed twice (this copy and an older zip from GitHub in the onetrace-woocommerce folder), the second copy stays off and asks to delete it; settings are shared.
1.4.0
- Search redirects: a query with a redirect rule set on the platform opens its page instead of the results.
1.3.1
- Search on the other languages of TranslatePress uses OneTrace too: TranslatePress emptied the query for its own search.
1.3.0
- Catalog languages: with TranslatePress, WPML or Polylang the catalog carries the translated names, links, categories and attributes, so recommendations, search and emails show the visitor’s language.
1.2.0
- Product search from OneTrace (the “Product search” setting, off by default): the results of the store search keep the theme template but take the products and their order from the platform; the search box gets suggestions while typing. On any error of the platform the usual WordPress search runs.
1.1.1
- The newsletter checkbox of the classic checkout is under the billing fields: in the order review it lost the tick when the customer changed the country or the email.
1.1.0
- Setting “Product id”: the SKU instead of the post ID in events, orders, the catalog and widgets — for stores whose OneTrace catalog and history already use SKUs.
1.0.2
- Errors outside the platform’s answers (database, building catalog items) are retried with pauses instead of dropping the data.
1.0.1
- Links to the terms of service and the privacy policy of the external service.
1.0.0
- First release.