FullSession – Session Replay, Heatmaps & Funnels
FullSession – Session Replay, Heatmaps & Funnels

FullSession – Session Replay, Heatmaps & Funnels

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FullSession shows you how visitors use your website. Watch session replays, see heatmaps of clicks and scrolls, build funnels to find where visitors drop off, and spot errors and frustration such as rage clicks.

This plugin connects your WordPress site to your FullSession account and adds the FullSession tracking script to your pages. You don’t need to edit any code.

Features:

  • Add FullSession to your site by entering your customer ID
  • Don’t record logged-in admins, editors or any other role you pick
  • Don’t record specific pages, using URL patterns
  • Consent mode: load FullSession only after the visitor gives consent, using the WP Consent API (works with cookie banner plugins such as CookieYes and Complianz)
  • Optional: send the WordPress user ID and role of logged-in users, so you can find their sessions (off by default)
  • Optional: send WooCommerce add to cart, checkout started and order completed events, to use as funnel steps (off by default)
  • Suggested privacy policy text, added to the WordPress privacy policy guide

FullSession has a free plan. See pricing for details.

External services

This plugin connects to FullSession (https://www.fullsession.io), a session replay and analytics service, to record how visitors use your site.

Nothing is sent to FullSession until you enter a FullSession customer ID in Settings > FullSession.

Once a customer ID is saved, the plugin loads the FullSession tracking script from emitter.fullsession.io on your site’s pages. The script sends page views, clicks, mouse movement, scrolling, form interactions (password fields are never recorded), and browser, device and approximate location information to FullSession servers.

If you turn them on in the settings:

  • User identification sends the WordPress user ID and role of logged-in users, and optionally their name and email.
  • WooCommerce events send product, cart and order details (IDs, titles, prices, quantities, totals and currency) when products are added to the cart, when checkout starts and when an order is completed.

If consent mode is on, the script only loads after the visitor gives consent for the category you choose.

FullSession Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.