Usage Tracking

We are committed to making our products better every day and it isn’t possible without the help of our users like you. 

By allowing to collect non-personal information about your website and server configuration, you can help us understand different possibilities and test our products better. 

We thank you in advance for enabling this option 🙂

What Exactly Do We Track? 

We will anonymously track the following parameters – 

• List of active plugins
• Active theme
• Products by Brainstorm Force
• The version of Curl SSL
• Version of Curl
• URL of the Website
• If site is using external object cache?
• Is GD extension available?
• BSF Updater Version
• Is Imagik Extension available
• If a website is WordPress Multisite installation
• Whether SSL certificate is installed
• If the wp-content directory is writable?
• The MYSQL version
• The PHP ini setting – php_max_execution_time
• The PHP ini setting – php_max_input_vars
• The PHP ini setting – php_memory_limit
• The PHP ini setting – php_os
• The PHP ini setting – php_post_max_size
• The php_version
• The server software
• WordPress Language
• Timezone set in WordPress
• Whether wp_debug is enabled
• Whether wp_debug_display is enabled
• The version of WordPress installed
• If the xmlreader exists
• If zip_installed is enabled
• Is script_debug enabled?

By collecting this non-personal information, we develop better, more compatible software and serve our customers better.

How to Enable/Disable Usage Tracking? 

You will see an admin notice that will allow you to enable usage tracking.

You can manually allow tracking anytime from Settings > General > Usage Tracking. Tick the checkbox and save the changes. In case you wish to disable it, you can hit the same checkbox.