To integrate VWO with the WooCommerce eCommerce platform, you can search for the VWO plug-in in the WordPress directory and then follow the installation guide.
If the installation does not start automatically and downloads as a .zip file, extract the files in your blog directory /wp-admin/plugins/. Next, activate the plug-in, and then enter your VWO account ID on the configuration page of the plug-in.
Track the Revenue by Using VWO
To track the revenue on your WooCommerce website, add VWO code to your website code by using the WooCommerce admin panel.
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Download the WordPress plug-in here, and then extract the files to your website directory /wp-admin/plugins/. Alternatively, go to the Plugins tab on your admin panel. Search for woocommerce-conversion-tracking in the WP plug-in store.
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Follow the installation instructions, and then activate the plug-in.
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After the plug-in is installed, go to WooCommerce and then click Conversion Tracking.
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Enable the Custom option and add the following code in the Successful Order textbox.
For Non-Data360 accounts: For Data360 accounts:
If your workspace is enabled with Data360, you need to use your custom revenue event code with order_total as the revenue value. For example, if you have created a custom revenue event for tracking the success of payment, with the event API name, purchase and the event property API name, revenue, then your code would look like this:ATTENTION: Make sure to correctly specify the event and the property API names in the code. You can use the same code block, where you need to replace purchase and revenue with the corresponding API names you have defined inside the VWO app.
In most cases, the revenue goal is triggered on the Thank You page that displays after visitors complete a successful transaction.
Configuring Integration in VWO
Sign in to your VWO dashboard, and then create a revenue goal on the checkout/order-received page.
Your WooCommerce website is now configured with VWO, and the revenue goal tracking is also configured.