WordPress Simple Membership Reports shows you how to create different reports based on members and membership levels and more.
These settings allow you to monitor all your members activities in your site. It is important to know when they registered and how often they log into your site as members. It also comes in handy when you have many members to manage. Creating simple reports using this tool makes it easy for the admin to monitor all members activities including the registrations.
What You Need:
WordPress Simple Membership Reports
Step 1 ) Go to WP Membership -> Reports as illustrated in the image below to start creating reports for your members activities in your site.
Member Logins Reports
Step 2 ) The following image Member Logins allows you to set up the following options.
Login History Options
- Login Event Tracking Settings
- Enable Login Event Tracking
- Auto Prune Login Events
- Click on Save Changes button when you are finished.
- Recent Login Events
Step 2-a ) The following image allows you to set up the following options.
Login Counts by Date Options
- Unique Member Account Login Counts by Date
- Member Account Login Counts by Date
Members Reports
Step 3 ) The following image Members allows you to set up the following options.
Members Reports Options
- Member Registrations by Month
- Month
- Count
- Members by Account Status
- Account Status
- Count
Membership Levels Reports
Step 4 ) The following image Membership Levels allows you to set up the following options.
Memberships Levels Reports Options
- Members by Membership Level
- Membership Level
- Count
- Total members
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That is how simple it is to create reports on your members activities and registrations.
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If you have any questions please let me know.
Enjoy.
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