Custom WordPress Reports Plugin Description
The WordPress Exports and Reports plugin generates custom usage reports for your WordPress site. With over 20 statistical reports and graphs, you can quickly and easily track, analyze, and share a wide range of important user behavior and data.
Powerful WordPress Reporting Tool
Using a WordPress reporting tools plugin makes it easy to report user behavior by sending regularly scheduled reports to a defined email list.
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Simply export reports to PDF or CSV files to share the performance and usage of your site with your staff, investors, or clients. If you are looking to export all data from users, including custom profiles, consider checking the Export User Data plugin. |
Example of Graph Showing Posting By Specific User Over Time |
Custom Charts and Graphs
Available Reports Examples |
Choose which field to display on four different graph display types (pie, point, bar). You can also customize graph, chart, and report labels to create just the data visualizations you need. |
Quick Setup to Query MySQL
| The WordPress user reports plugin gives you a simple setup and an easy-to-use interface to start generating reports from data pulled directly from the WordPress database. |
Example of a Pie Graph Showing Top Authors Posting |
Schedule Reports
The WordPress report builder plugin allows WordPress site admins to create report templates and schedule reports to be sent to a set user list. These custom reports can be emailed directly to a list of users, or exported as a CSV or PDF.
Dashboard Showing Scheduled Reports and Due Date. | Through these data mining activity reports, you can get essential statistics and track user behavior which can be analyzed to help you make better decisions in your site management. |
Reports Included in the WordPress User Reports Plugin
- Comments by Author – The amount of comments per author
- Comments by Type – The amount of comments per post type (custom post type)
- Number of Comments – The number of comments posted
- New published pages – Number of pages published over time
- Pages by Author – Number of pages per author
- Trashed Pages – The stats of trashed pages
- Page Views – The number of visits per page for a specific period
- Basic information – Date, type, title, link and categories
- Content by Type – Content amount by type (pages or posts)
- Post Views – The number of visit per post for a specific period
- New published posts – Number of posts published over time
- Posts by Author – Number of posts published per author
- Trashed Posts – Number of posts trashed over time
- Registered Users Details – Name, e-mail and registration date of users
- Number of Registered Users – Stat over time
- Top Authors by number of Posts – Ranking of users by posts over time
- Revisions by Author – Amount of revisions per author
- Number of Revisions – Amount of revisions over time
- WP Login Details – CSV file with name, username, e-mail and login date
- WP Number of Logins By User – Times each user logged in across the chosen period
- Total Number of WP Logins – Amount of logins over time
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WordPress Custom Reports Use Case Example
- News & Blog Sites – Get valuable insights into the work of your author and important performance factors of your website.
WordPress Reports Plugin Integrations
- Download Manager – Statistics of usage from Download Manager users. Learn More.
WordPress Reports and Exports Additional Resources
Custom Reports Frequently Asked Questions
Please check the user guide to learn more about this plugin.
How many reports can I create?
The plugin comes with 21 basic reports, but based on them and using the parameters that come with each, you can create many reports. There is no limit to the number of reports you can generate.
To learn more about viewing and using reports see this Help article
Can I email the reports to more than one user?
Can I customize the reporting templates?
How often does the plugin generate reports?
That’s up to you to decide. Once installed and activated, the plugin will start gathering info for the custom reports that you define. You can schedule reports to be sent to your email daily, weekly, monthly or annually. You can also generate reports manually whenever you need them, and export them to CSV so you can play with the data.
Can I add as many custom WordPress reports as I like?
No. The free edition lets you generate up to five custom WordPress reports, and the pro edition lets you generate up to 21 different reports.
Each report will measure a different set of elements that you define, such as user comments, page development, user activity, site revisions and more.
Do you offer customization service to build reports which are currently not offered?
Sure.
We have tried to cover all WordPress essential reports, but in case you need a specific report which is using data coming from a specific plugin we can help you build this.
The cost is around $180 per each report template. Once the report template is made, you can use the parameters in this report template to run many reports based on it.
WordPress Custom Reports Image Gallery
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- CM Custom Reports Specific Report Schedule Settings
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- CM Custom Reports Admin Main Reports List
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- CM Custom Reports Scheduled Reports List
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- CM Custom Reports Log of sent reports
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- CM Custom Reports Reports Templates
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- CM Custom Reports Templates
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- CM Custom Reports Settings
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- CM Custom Reports Labels
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- CM Custom Reports Graph Example
Back-end Gallery
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- Reports
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- Schedules-Settings
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- Logs
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- Add New Template
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- CM Custom Reports Settings
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- CM Custom Reports Labels