WooCommerce attribution
WooCommerce holds the orders. It does not hold the reason for them.
Connecting your store brings in orders, products, and customers, and puts the ad, the channel, and the path that produced each sale right beside them.
The orders are already yours. Nothing is attached to them yet.
- #1042Meta AdsSpring carousel128.00
- #1041TikTok AdsCreator UGC 364.50
- #1040EmailBack in stock212.00
- #1039Meta AdsRetarget 30d88.00
- #1038SearchBrand terms149.00
- #1037TikTok AdsCreator UGC 174.25
Every order carries where it came from
A sale stops being a row in a database and becomes a journey you can follow back to the ad, the click, and the channel that paid for it.
Nothing backfills
Attribution is built out of what was recorded while it was happening. The week you spend deciding is a week of orders that will never have a source attached to them.
- Cost of goods
- 42%
- Shipping
- 11%
- Fees
- 9%
- Profit
- 38%
Revenue is not what you keep
Enter your costs once and every report answers in profit, so the campaign with the best return and the worst margin stops looking like your best one.
- #1042
- #1039
- #1021
- #0998
One customer across every order
Repeat buyers are recognised as the same person, so you can see what a customer is worth over a year instead of paying to acquire them twice.
What you stop doing
- Exporting orders into a spreadsheet
- Reconciling your store against each ad platform
- Reading three plugins' reports side by side
- Guessing which channel a repeat order belongs to
One connection answers one question. The rest of the stack answers the others.
Stop guessing which ads worked. Start seeing it.
- No credit card to start
- Every report and all ten models from day one
- Your data exports whenever you want it
- 01
Connect your store
Shopify authorizes in a click and checkout tracking installs itself.
- 02
Pick a goal
The conversion you actually get paid for. Soran credits every touch that led to it.
- 03
Read your first report
Spend against the revenue it earned, on all ten attribution models.