imthiaz

This plugin helps the users brings Google Analytics reports overview using Google Analytics Data API to your blog dashboard. Currently this plugin supports timeline and map overlay charts. The destination of the plugin is to help blogger to get insight of their blog traffic without logging into Analytics.
Things to do 
1. To support caching since there is a limit on API access per day. 
2. To do a simple dashboard and theme widget 
3. Add more Charts

WordPress Google Analytics Reports

This plugin helps the users brings Google Analytics reports overview using Google Analytics Data API to your blog dashboard.

Freemius

wpdever

This plugin gives you a better insight into what people are adding or removing to/from their cart. 
You can see all recorded carts in a table, as well as which products were added or removed most often. 
Comparing cart data with your sales data can be helpful in understanding what your customers want.
Seeing actively removed products can also help you increase your sales by giving you the possibility to offer discounts for these products as an example. 
Knowing what’s happening on the customers side can be valuable in making data-informed decisions to boost your sales.
This plugin records customers carts as long as it’s activated.
<h4>Pro Features Available</h4>
<ul>
<li>Most added and removed products lists twice longer</li>
<li>User cart detailed history, with every event recorded</li>
<li>User cart and order data (most added/purchased product, total carts, total orders, total orders completed, on hold, cancelled….)</li>
</ul>

Cart tracking for WooCommerce

Keep track of what people are adding or removing from their cart. See most added/removed products lists.

WordPress Google Analytics Reports vs Cart tracking for WooCommerce