> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://tinyanalytics.io/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # WooCommerce Analytics Integration > Install tinyanalytics through the WordPress header, then measure WooCommerce sales with a purchase event on the order-received page. WooCommerce runs on **WordPress**, so you install tinyanalytics exactly as you would on any WordPress site: put the tracking snippet in your site's `` so it loads on every page — shop, cart, and checkout included. Then measure sales by tracking a purchase on the order-received page. ## Before you start * A tinyanalytics site. If you don't have one yet, follow the [Quickstart](/docs/tinyanalytics-quickstart). * Your snippet from **Settings → Tracking** in your dashboard. ## Add the snippet to your header The simplest method works on any WordPress site and survives theme updates: From **Plugins → Add New**, install and activate a headers-and-footers code plugin. In the plugin's settings, paste your tinyanalytics snippet into the **header** (``) section and save. ```html theme={null} ``` For the theme-based alternative (a child theme's `header.php`), see the [WordPress guide](/docs/integrations/wordpress-analytics) — every WordPress install method applies to WooCommerce. ## Track purchases Because your WooCommerce checkout runs on your own site, the tracker is present on the **order-received** (thank-you) page. Fire a [custom event](/docs/custom-event-tracking) there to record each completed order, and include the order total as revenue: ```js theme={null} window.tinyanalytics.event('purchase', { revenue: 49.0, currency: 'USD' }) ``` Fill the amount in from the order shown on the thank-you page. You can then build a purchase [goal](/docs/conversion-goal-tracking) or a checkout [funnel](/docs/funnel-analytics) from that event. ## Verify Open your store in a browser, then check **Realtime** in your dashboard for your visit. Place a test order and confirm the `purchase` event appears in your **Events** report. See [Verify your setup](/docs/verify-tinyanalytics-installation) for the full check. Your install is working when your own visit appears in **Realtime** and a test order's `purchase` event appears in your **Events** report. ## Related Every WordPress install method applies here. Record purchases and other actions. Turn a purchase into a conversion metric. Confirm tracking works. ## Related topics - [BigCommerce Analytics Integration](/docs/integrations/bigcommerce-analytics.md) - [Shopify Analytics Integration](/docs/integrations/shopify-analytics.md) - [Install tinyanalytics on Any Website](/docs/integrations/install-website-analytics.md)