Savri Analytics
| 开发者 | valueunlimited |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月5日 21:27 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- "Compare visitors this month with last month. What changed?"
- "Which pages brought in the most traffic last week?"
- "Where are my visitors coming from?"
- "How did my configured goals perform over the last 30 days?"
- Visitors and top pages - understand your traffic, referrers, countries and devices.
- Goals and conversions - follow the actions that matter to your business with configured events and goals.
- AI traffic - see visits referred by AI services and requests from recognized AI crawlers. A crawler request is not proof that your site was cited in an AI answer.
- Site search - find what visitors search for, searches with no results and clicks on results.
- Broken pages - discover 404 URLs your visitors reach.
- Optional event tracking - outbound link clicks, file downloads, form submissions and scroll depth. A form submission event does not confirm delivery of a message.
安装:
- In WordPress, go to Plugins > Add New, search for "Savri Analytics", then install and activate it. Alternatively, upload the
savri-analyticsfolder to/wp-content/plugins/and activate it. - Create or sign in to your Savri or Besökskollen account and add your website.
- Open Settings > Savri Analytics in WordPress.
- Enter the Site ID from your site's Savri settings and select the domain you use for your account.
- Save changes, visit a public page and check that the visit appears in your dashboard. Logged-in administrators are excluded if that setting is enabled.
- Optional: connect ChatGPT or connect Claude. Ask your assistant to list your sites, then choose the site and date range you want to explore.
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常见问题:
Can I ask ChatGPT or Claude about my WordPress traffic?
Yes. This plugin collects traffic in Savri. Then connect your Savri or Besökskollen account using Savri in ChatGPT or Savri in Claude. Ask about visitors, top pages, traffic sources and configured goals. Your AI account or workspace must support the connection.
Do I need ChatGPT or Claude to use the plugin?
No. AI connections are optional. You can use the Savri dashboard on its own. Installing this WordPress plugin does not automatically connect or send reports to an AI assistant.
Is the plugin free?
The WordPress plugin is free. It requires a Savri or Besökskollen service account. See current plans and limits. A ChatGPT or Claude account is separate.
Where do I get a Site ID?
Sign up at savri.io (international) or besokskollen.se (Sweden) and create a new site. Your Site ID will be displayed in the site settings.
Does Savri use tracking cookies?
No. Savri does not set tracking cookies or track visitors across sites. Other plugins and services on your website may have their own consent requirements. See Savri's privacy policy for details about data handling.
How does the plugin load the tracking script?
The script loads asynchronously. Optional event tracking is controlled in the plugin settings.
Can I exclude my own visits?
Yes! Enable "Exclude Administrators" in the plugin settings to stop tracking logged-in admins.
Does it work with caching plugins?
Savri can work with caching plugins. If tracking is missing, clear the page cache and check whether a script optimizer delays or blocks Savri. Server-side crawler reports only run when a request reaches WordPress; a full-page cache can bypass that hook.
What is AI Crawler Tracking?
AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity send bots to read websites, but many of these requests do not run JavaScript and can be missed by browser-based analytics. Savri Analytics 1.1.0+ detects them on the server and reports the visits to your Savri dashboard (under AI Insights), so you can see which AI models read your site, which pages they fetch and how often. The report uses a non-blocking request. You can turn it off in the plugin settings.
Does AI Crawler Tracking slow down my site?
The plugin compares the request user-agent with known crawler names and uses a non-blocking request for reports. This reduces the wait for the analytics service, although server-side work still has some overhead.
What is Site Search Tracking?
When a visitor uses your WordPress search, the plugin reports what they searched for, how many results they got, and whether they clicked a result. Your Savri dashboard shows the top searches, the searches that returned nothing (a goldmine for content ideas), the zero-result rate and the search click-through rate. The search term is trimmed, lowercased and capped at 100 characters before it is sent. You can turn it off in the plugin settings.
Does the plugin track 404 pages?
Yes. Since 1.2.0 the plugin marks 404 pages so the tracking script reports them, and your dashboard shows which broken URLs visitors actually hit.
更新日志:
- New: Site Search Tracking. WordPress native searches are now reported automatically: the search term, the number of results, zero-result searches and clicks on search results. See them under Site Search in your Savri dashboard. On by default, can be turned off under Settings > Savri Analytics > Site Search Tracking.
- New: 404 tracking. The plugin marks 404 pages so the tracking script reports them, letting you find broken links your visitors hit.
- Documentation: the External services section describes the new site search and 404 events.
- New: AI Crawler Tracking. The plugin now detects visits from AI bots (GPTBot, ChatGPT-User, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, Claude-User, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, MistralAI-User, Grok and more) server-side and reports them to your Savri dashboard, where they appear under AI Insights. AI bots do not run JavaScript, so this is the only way to see them.
- The report is sent as a non-blocking request and never delays page loads.
- Enabled by default, can be turned off under Settings > Savri Analytics > AI Crawler Tracking.
- Documentation: the External services section now describes the AI crawler reports (Site ID, URL path and the bot's user-agent string are sent, only for known AI bots).
- Documentation: add "External services" section to the readme describing the third-party Savri Analytics service the plugin connects to, what data is sent, and links to terms of service and privacy policy. No code changes.
- Internal refactor: centralize allowed API domains and tracking flags in class constants to remove duplication. No functional or behavioral changes.
- Security: escape all translated strings before output to prevent any theoretical XSS via translation files
- Security: validate api_domain against an allowlist on save and on read
- Fix: Plugin URI now points to a real documentation page
- Improvement: tracking script tag is built with esc_url + esc_attr and filtered through wp_kses on output
- Initial release
- Basic pageview tracking
- Enhanced tracking options (outbound links, downloads, forms, scroll)
- Admin exclusion option