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How to Configure and Use Smart Analytics in Hyper PWA

Smart Analytics is a premium feature of Hyper PWA. To use this feature, you must upgrade your plugin to the Premium plan.
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To deliver a successful application experience, it is vital to know how your audience interacts with it. Smart Analytics lets you track installation milestones, views, and visitor actions in real-time, directly from your WordPress dashboard.

⚙️ How to Configure Smart Analytics

After activating Hyper PWA Premium, go to your WordPress sidebar, navigate to Hyper PWA > Premium Features, and open the Smart Analytics settings section.

Step 1: Enable Analytics Tracking

Toggle the main Smart Analytics switch to ON. This loads the tracking scripts in your visitors’ browser background once the service worker activates.

Step 2: Configure Your Tracked Events

Under the Track Events section, check or uncheck individual checkboxes depending on which actions you want to save to your database:

  • Prompt Shown: Logs an event whenever the custom install prompt is presented to a visitor.
  • Prompt Accepted: Logs an event when a user clicks the “Install” call-to-action button inside your custom prompt.
  • Prompt Dismissed: Logs an event when a user closes or dismisses your custom installation banner.
  • App Installed: Logs an event when the PWA is successfully saved and installed onto the user’s home screen.

Step 3: View Install Statistics

The dashboard displays a structured Install Statistics summary panel with four key metrics:

  1. Prompt Views: The total number of times your custom install prompt was viewed by visitors.
  2. Accepted: How many times visitors accepted the prompt to initiate installation.
  3. Dismissed: How many times the prompt was closed or swiped away.
  4. Installed: The number of successful app installations completed on visitor devices.

Step 4: Filter Data by Period

Use the dropdown selection menu in the top-right corner of the statistics card to change the time range. You can filter your overview metrics by:

  • Daily (Current 24-hour cycle)
  • Weekly (Last 7 days)
  • Monthly (Current calendar month)
  • Yearly (Current calendar year)
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