Beehive Pro

Review analytics in WordPress

Beehive Pro brings Google Analytics data into the WordPress admin area for site owners, developers, marketers, publishers, and agencies. Connect a Google Analytics 4 property with the guided setup wizard, then review sessions, pageviews, bounce rate, traffic sources, and user behavior from the dashboard.

Real-time reports show current website traffic. Graphs, trend analysis, and top-content tracking help you follow changes and see which pages are performing well.

Tracking and access for sites and networks

Use Beehive Pro on an individual WordPress site or a WordPress Multisite network. Multisite support lets you track subsites through one setup. Role-based access controls let you limit which administrators, editors, clients, or other contributors can view analytics.

• Connect Google Analytics 4 through the setup wizard.
• Use Google Tag Manager for event tracking, conversion measurement, and interaction tracking without editing theme documents.
• Customize reports around the metrics relevant to your process.
• View traffic sources on a world map.
• Track display-ad clicks, impressions, and referral traffic.

Pro reporting for client work

The Pro edition includes white-label analytics and automated client reporting. Agencies and developers can present site analytics under their own branding and set up recurring reports for clients. Pro also delivers access to the full suite of WPMU DEV extensions and site management utilities described in the product information.

Privacy settings

Beehive includes options intended to support data protection practices. You can enable IP anonymization and configure privacy settings for GDPR-related practices. Site managers can use these controls when deciding how to collect visitor analytics.

Installation and setup

Install and activate Beehive Pro in WordPress, then open the plugin settings. Use the setup wizard to connect Google Analytics 4. Configure reporting preferences, role-based access, and privacy options, followed by any Google Tag Manager, advertising, or referral tracking settings needed for the site. Multisite administrators can configure analytics for the network and its subsites through the available WordPress controls.