Koko Analytics

What it does

Koko Analytics is a free WordPress plugin that counts the visitors on your website and keeps the numbers on your own site.

Mankai reads those numbers and shows them next to your bookings: a Website card on your Overview, and a Website analytics page with your visitors, where they came from, the pages they looked at, and how many visits to your booking page turned into bookings. You can download the numbers as a PDF or a CSV.

How Mankai works with Koko Analytics

Mankai reads the numbers from Koko Analytics and does not count visitors itself. It adds a Koko Analytics step to the setup wizard and a card in Settings, Integrations that shows whether Koko is installed, switched on and new enough.

Koko can count visits without setting a cookie. Pick Cookieless in its tracking settings.

Good to know

• Needs Koko Analytics 2.0.10 or newer.
• Mankai reads Koko Analytics only. Another analytics plugin can run beside it, but Mankai cannot read it.
• Mankai shows how many visits turned into bookings. It cannot tell you which visitor became which client.
• Koko counts from the moment you switch it on, so a new site shows small numbers at first.

How to set up

1. In WordPress, open Plugins, then Add Plugin, search for Koko Analytics, and install and activate it.
2. Open Koko Analytics' settings and choose Cookieless, then press Save Changes.
3. In Mankai, open Settings, then Integrations. The Koko Analytics card says Connected.
4. Press See analytics. Your Overview now has a Website card too.

Every step with a screenshot: Count visitors with Koko Analytics