NextRise Analytics Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
NextRise Analytics is an ecommerce analytics service that turns your store’s numbers into
specific, priced suggestions for growing revenue. This plugin is the WordPress connector
for it, and works with WooCommerce and Welcart. On a site with neither, it installs
the tracking tag only.
There is nothing to configure. You install the plugin, press Connect to NextRise, press
Allow on the page that opens, and two things start at once:
- The tracking tag is installed for you (you never edit your theme).
- Orders — amount, products, quantities — are sent as they are placed.
Why orders have to be sent
That a purchase happened can be worked out from the URL of your order-received page. How
much it was for is not in the URL, so a tracking tag on its own leaves revenue at zero.
This plugin sends the amount from your store the moment an order is placed, so revenue,
average order value and per-product analysis work from the first day.
Refunded and cancelled orders are withdrawn automatically. Partial refunds update the order
to the remaining amount.
You need a NextRise Analytics account
The plugin is a connector for an external service and does nothing on its own. A free
7-day trial is available at https://nextriseanalytics.com — no credit card required.
External services
This plugin connects to NextRise Analytics, an external analytics service, to send your
store’s order data and to load its tracking script. The plugin does nothing until you
connect it, and connecting is an explicit action you take in the WordPress admin.
Connecting. Pressing Connect to NextRise opens https://app.nextriseanalytics.com in
your browser with your store URL and a return address, so you can approve the connection
while signed in to your NextRise account. Approving returns a single-use code that expires
in 15 minutes; the plugin exchanges it server-to-server for a secret key. No long-lived key
is ever placed in a URL.
Order data. When an order is placed or its status changes, and when you run a manual
import of past orders, the plugin sends the following to https://api.nextriseanalytics.com.
On WooCommerce this means orders that reach processing or completed; on Welcart it means
every order except cancelled ones and estimates, matching Welcart’s own sales totals.
- order ID, order date and currency
- line items: product ID, product name, SKU, quantity and revenue
- tax, shipping and order total
- on WooCommerce only, the order attribution WooCommerce already records on the order
(referrer type, campaign parameters and device type). Welcart does not record this, so
nothing is sent in its place.
Customer names, postal addresses, email addresses and phone numbers are never sent. The
service does not receive anything that identifies an individual shopper.
Daily report. Once a day the plugin sends its own version, your site URL and the number
of orders in your store, so the service can tell you whether any orders failed to arrive.
Tracking script. Unless you turn it off in the plugin settings, the plugin adds
to your public pages. That script is
served by NextRise Analytics and records page views and purchases. It uses no cookies and no
browser storage, so it needs no consent banner. Admin pages (/wp-admin, /wp-login) are
excluded.
Service: https://nextriseanalytics.com
Terms of service: https://nextriseanalytics.com/legal/terms
Privacy policy: https://nextriseanalytics.com/legal/privacy
Screenshots
The overview dashboard with the “Actions to grow revenue” rail — every card names what is happening, what to do, and the monthly amount it could recover.
Every estimate opens into a breakdown you can check on screen: missing conversions x share of the gap counted as recoverable x average order value x recovery rate.
The improvement list: actions across the whole site, ranked by recoverable amount per month.
Page-speed diagnosis that prioritises slow pages by the revenue they carry.
