WooCommerce

WooCommerce runs on WordPress, so installing Wazlytics is exactly the same as on any WordPress site — and it covers your shop, cart, product, and checkout pages along with the rest of your site.

Use the WordPress plugin

The simplest path is the Wazlytics WordPress plugin: install it, connect it with a token from Settings → Integration, and it adds the snippet for you — no theme editing.

Or paste the snippet manually

Prefer to add the code yourself? Use any method that injects into the site’s <head> — a header-code plugin (such as WPCode) or your theme’s “header scripts” field — and paste your snippet from the dashboard’s Install step. If you edit a theme directly, use a child theme so updates don’t overwrite it. See the tracking script reference for the snippet and full API.

Note

On self-hosted WordPress this works on any plan. On hosted WordPress.com, adding plugins or custom code requires a paid (Business) plan or higher.

Verify

Open Realtime in Wazlytics and load a page on your store — your visit should appear within a few seconds. If nothing shows up, the troubleshooting guide covers the usual causes.