| 开发者 | useminted |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月30日 23:10 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
/wp-json/minted/v1/: one that sets the visitor identifier and one that reports the plugin's version information. Neither exposes user or customer data.t.useminted.com or from your store's own tracking address, t. followed by your domain, once that is set up in Minted. It loads from no other address. The script sends the visitor identifier, page views, searches, product, cart and checkout activity, and email addresses typed into your store's email fields to Minted, as described under Data and privacy, so they appear in your Minted dashboard.https://api.useminted.com/webhook/. That is the whole order as WooCommerce provides it, including the customer's contact details and addresses. This plugin's part is to make sure those webhooks are delivered even when other code on your site filters them; it does not send orders itself.https://app.useminted.com/connect/wordpress with your site address so Minted can show you which site you are connecting. When you confirm, your site sends your site address and the plugin version to https://api.useminted.com/plugin/connect/exchange and receives a key that is kept on your site and never shown on screen.https://api.useminted.com/plugin/status.https://api.useminted.com/plugin/health instead.Yes. The plugin connects your store to your Minted account, where the figures are shown. Create one at useminted.com; the first 14 days are free and no card is needed.
Minted is a paid service after the free trial. Plans and current prices are at useminted.com/pricing. You can cancel at any time; the plugin stays installed and simply stops reporting once the store is disconnected.
No. Go to Analytics → Minted, select Connect to Minted, sign in, and confirm the store. Nothing is typed into WordPress and no keys or secrets are put in the plugin file.
Under Analytics, beneath WooCommerce's own reports. A site without WooCommerce has no Analytics menu, so Minted has a top-level menu of its own there instead. Either way the page is also linked from Settings → UseMinted and from the Plugins screen.
Google Ads and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) connect to Minted directly for spend and campaigns. Any other source, including TikTok, Pinterest, email and organic search, is recorded from the click itself, so every order still shows where it came from.
No. Visits, carts and orders are matched to each visitor on your own store, using your store's data. The ad platforms' reported figures are shown alongside for comparison.
Three things, each on your own store. Safari caps cookies set by scripts at seven days; this plugin sets the visitor identifier from your site's server, which Safari allows to last for over a year, so returning visitors stay recognised. Ad blockers block third-party requests; Minted's script can load from a subdomain of your own shop instead, so far fewer visits are lost. And when a person has opted out of the platforms' tracking on iOS, Minted still reads the ad's click signature on your store, so the order is credited to the right campaign even though the platform never saw it.
The copy stops reporting to Minted and its Minted page says that this copy of the site is not connected. Your real store's figures are unaffected. If you have moved your store to a new web address for good, open the Minted page on the new site and connect again.
Both are shown in Minted under Settings → Stores. Copy them exactly as displayed. The tracking address is t.useminted.com, or your store's own tracking address (t. followed by your domain) once you have set up tracking on your own domain. The plugin accepts no other address.
No. Returning visitors are recognised by a cookie this plugin sets from your own site, so that works whichever tracking address you use. Loading Minted from a subdomain of your own shop is optional: it makes ad blockers less likely to block the tracking code, so a few more visits are recorded. You can set it up at any time in Minted under Settings → Stores, and a connected store picks up the new address on its own.
No. The tracking script loads with the defer attribute, so it does not block your pages from rendering. The identifier endpoint is called at most about once per visitor per month.
No. When the plugin is activated, and whenever its settings change, it clears the page cache of common caching plugins and hosts (WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache, LiteSpeed Cache, SiteGround, WP Engine, Breeze, WP Fastest Cache, Nginx Helper, Hummingbird) so your pages include Minted straight away. It also tells those caches never to store the visitor identifier response.
Minted processes your visitors' and customers' data on your behalf, under your Minted account's terms and privacy policy, linked above. The plugin's two cookies hold no name or contact details. The tracking script does record email addresses typed into your store's email fields, and orders reach Minted with the customer's details, as described under Data and privacy, so include Minted in your privacy notice. Whether your site needs consent for analytics cookies and tracking depends on your jurisdiction.
No. It only acts on the webhooks whose delivery address is Minted's (https://api.useminted.com/webhook/...). Any filter you use for other tools keeps working exactly as before. To let your filters decide for Minted's webhooks too, a developer can add add_filter( 'minted_analytics_guarantee_order_webhooks', '__return_false' );.
The plugin's settings, its delivery count and its scheduled reports are removed. Tracking stops. Visitor cookies remain in visitors' browsers and expire on their own. Your Minted account and its history are unaffected.