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Immediately receive email notifications when a visitor accesses a page on your site. Provides a user\’s basic information to you as soon as they visit the page, such as time of access, user agent, HTTP referrer, anonymised IP Address and approximate location and timezone.
And instead of immediately receiving an email about the visitor the email can be delayed by a day or hour which will send a visit summary.
This plugin includes a built-in copy of ACF, see https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/including-acf-within-a-plugin-or-theme/

Visit Notifications

This is a really useful plugin for getting quick page visit notifications. As a developer I use this for getting notified when clients are reviewing a site we are building. Simple installation and configuration and works well!

Really useful!

Quickly receive email notifications when a visitor looks at a page or a quick summary of who visited a page.

GiveWP

Matt Cromwell

A <a href="https://givewp.com/?utm_source=wordpress.org&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=Free_Addons&utm_content=ReceiptAttachments" rel="nofollow ugc">GiveWP</a> add-on which allows you to add a file to any GiveWP donation form and have it appear for your donors to download via the donation confirmation page and email confirmation.
This has many potential use-cases. Here’s a few ideas:
<ul>
<li>Provide a PDF Gift Certificate to those who donate over a certian amount</li>
<li>Give a MP3 song as thanks to your donors</li>
<li>Give a ZIP file (like a free WordPress plugin) to your donors</li>
</ul>
FEATURES
<ul>
<li>Choose custom title text for the confirmation page</li>
<li>Choose custom link text for the download</li>
<li>Upload your file via the Media Library Uploader</li>
<li>Optionally set a minimum donation amount per form for the Gift to be available to the donor.</li>
<li>Add the link to your Admin notification email and/or the Donor notification email via a custom Email tag.</li>
<li>Forms that don’t have uploads are not affected in any way.</li>
</ul>
BASIC USAGE
At the bottom of each GiveWP form edit screen you’ll find the GiveWP Receipt Attachments settings area. You configure that per form. This includes the minimum donation amount necessary for the attachment to be available (optionally).
If you upload a file and configure the settings there, the attachment title and link will appear automatically before the Donation Receipt table on your Donation Confirmation page.
In order to have the attachment link appear in your donation receipt emails, go to “Donations > Settings” then the Emails tab. In the Donation Receipt email field add <code>{attachmenturl}</code> anywhere you like. Below that field you’ll see a full list of all the available email tags.
ABOUT MATT CROMWELL
<blockquote>
I’m COO at <a href="https://impress.org" rel="nofollow ugc">Impress.org</a>. Our most popular plugin is <a href="https://go.givewp.com/download" rel="nofollow ugc">GiveWP</a>, the leading donation plugin for WordPress. I build custom WordPress plugins and themes and blog frequently at <a href="https://www.mattcromwell.com" rel="nofollow ugc">mattcromwell.com</a> on WordPress, Religion and Politics, and Family life.
</blockquote>

Receipt Attachments for GiveWP

A GiveWP add-on which allows you to upload a file to use as an attachment on your donation email receipts and donation confirmation page.

Visit Notifications vs Receipt Attachments for GiveWP