Analytics

The Dashboard tab shows how currency localisation is performing for real visitors, so you can see the impact at a glance — and it does so without keeping any personal data.

Addons → GeoSync Pro → Dashboard

What the dashboard shows

• Sessions localised — how many guest visits were served a currency based on their country.
• Countries reached — how many distinct visitor countries you served.
• Localisation rate — the share of guests who were served a non-default currency. In other words, how often GeoSync Pro matched a visitor to their own local currency rather than falling back to your default. A higher rate means more visitors saw familiar pricing.
• Currency distribution — a breakdown of which currencies were served, and how often.
• Top visitor countries — the countries sending you the most localised traffic.
• 14-day trend — a chart of localisation activity over the last two weeks.

Privacy model

GeoSync Pro is privacy-first by design. It stores only anonymous, aggregate per-day counts of (visitor country → served currency). No IP addresses, user IDs or personal data are ever kept.

What gets counted

• One count per guest session — repeat page loads within a session aren't double-counted.
• Guests on public IPs only — the same visitors that localisation applies to.
• Your own admin sessions and localhost/private IPs are never counted.
• No backfill — past visits from before you enabled the feature aren't added retroactively.

An empty panel on a fresh setup is normal

Because only guest, public-IP visits are counted and nothing is backfilled, a brand-new install shows no data until real visitors arrive. Test in a logged-out or incognito window from a public connection to see counts appear. If you updated by replacing files without reactivating and the panel stays empty, deactivate and reactivate once so the analytics store is created.

Related

• Currency localisation — how detection and mapping produce these numbers.
• Configuration — enable the feature and set your mappings.