trackity

Trackity for WooCommerce is the official WordPress client for the Trackity SaaS analytics service (https://trackity.com). The plugin is non-functional on its own — it requires an active Trackity account and API key. Once a merchant connects the store, the plugin sends order, checkout, product, customer, attribution, click identifier, browser, and runtime error data to Trackity for analytics, attribution, and ad-platform conversion tracking.
Tracking is inactive until the merchant connects the plugin. Disconnecting the plugin removes local Trackity credentials and stops the storefront script and event delivery.
<h3>External services</h3>
This plugin connects to the Trackity API, a third-party SaaS service operated by Trackity. Connection to this service is required for the plugin to function — without it the plugin performs no tracking and sends no data.
Service: Trackity Analytics 
Provider: Trackity (https://trackity.com) 
API endpoint: https://api.trackity.com 
Privacy Policy: https://www.trackity.com/privacy-policy/ 
Terms & Conditions: https://www.trackity.com/terms-and-conditions/
What is sent to Trackity, when, and why:
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<li>During connection: the store URL, the merchant-supplied Trackity API key, and a CSRF state token are sent to <code>https://api.trackity.com/api/woocommerce/oauth/authorize</code> and <code>/api/woocommerce/oauth/exchange</code>. This is required to authenticate the store against the merchant’s Trackity account.</li>
<li>When a WooCommerce order, customer, or product event fires: the relevant order/customer/product payload (including billing/shipping address, email, line items, totals, and tracking attribution captured on the storefront) is sent to <code>https://api.trackity.com/api/woocommerce/webhooks</code>. This is required for analytics and ad-platform conversion reporting.</li>
<li>On every storefront page load while connected: a JavaScript file is requested from <code>https://api.trackity.com/pixel/global-script</code>. That script initialises the ad-network pixels (Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, Microsoft Bing, LinkedIn, Snapchat, Reddit, Pinterest) that the merchant has connected inside the Trackity dashboard. The set of pixels is merchant-specific and changes whenever the merchant connects or disconnects an ad platform in Trackity, which is why it cannot be bundled statically with the plugin. The script is loaded asynchronously and is only injected after the merchant has explicitly connected the plugin.</li>
<li>On storefront pixel events (page view, product view, add to cart, begin checkout, payment info, purchase, runtime errors): the corresponding event payload is sent to the matching <code>/pixel-events/*</code> endpoint at <code>https://api.trackity.com</code>.</li>
</ol>
The Trackity service is governed by Trackity’s Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions, linked above. Site owners using this plugin are responsible for disclosing the use of Trackity (and any ad-platform pixels they enable through it) in their own site privacy policy and for obtaining any visitor consent required by their local data-protection law (GDPR, CCPA, etc.). The plugin registers WordPress personal-data exporter and eraser callbacks so order tracking data can be exported or erased through Tools → Export Personal Data and Tools → Erase Personal Data.

Trackity for WooCommerce

Trackity analytics and conversion tracking integration for WooCommerce stores.

Dan Griffiths

Widgit

Simple Attribution is just that… simple! It adds a meta box on post pages 
which allows bloggers to specify the name and URL of the site a sourced article 
originated from. Assuming both these fields are filled out, it appends the 
attribution link to the bottom of the post.
Simple Attribution allows links to be generated in both text and image form, 
allowing you to customize it to the feel of your website. Natively, it includes 
5 icons which can be used to identify the attribution link instead of the 
standard caption (which is editable through the options panel), and custom 
icons can be used as well.
Don’t like where we put the link? You have the option to disable 
auto-attribution and put the link wherever you want it to display simply by 
adding <?php echo display_attribution(); ?> to your template!

Simple Attribution

I used it on newly installed wordpress 5.8 with default theme.
The problem is that, it didn't save the attribution title and url and also didn't show the links at bottom of the post.

I wish it work on new version. If it has git page, I can resolve it.

Thanks.

Didn't work on standard wordpress 5.8

A simple plugin to allow bloggers to add attribution to sourced posts.

Trackity for WooCommerce vs Simple Attribution