Vivek Sharma

Due to the presence of large number of groups and members, it becomes difficult to manage and procure relevant information about them. BP group analytics plugin helps solves this problem by providing an overview of the group members by using their xprofile fields. 
This plugin helps to understand the relevant information easily through its graphical representation.
<h3>Notes</h3>
Step 1:- Install the plugin and go to plugin settings in WordPress dashboard.
Step 2:- All xprofile fields are listed in the admin settings page. Select the xprofile fields for which chart is required and save settings
Step 3:- A new analytics tab will be added on groups single page, with pie charts by the profile fields selected in admin settings.
Roadmap.txt – contains ideas proposed and the (approximate) order of implementation
History.txt – contains all the changes since version .1
License.txt – contains the licensing details for this component.
<h3>Feedback</h3>
Please leave a comment with any bugs, improvements, or comments at
https://github.com/erviveksharma/bp-group-analytics

BP Group Analytics

Tanner Moushey

This is a simple plugin used to hide XProfile Field groups from different user types based on the user’s role. To hide a field group, go to Users -> Conditional Groups in the wp-admin and check appropriate box in the grid.

BuddyPress Conditional Field Groups

Conditionally hide BuddyPress XProfile Field Groups based on user role.

BP Group Analytics vs BuddyPress Conditional Field Groups