Overview
Brings a dataset you already pay for into the same view as your AI visibility, read with your own credentials.
AI crawler tracking on a WooCommerce site
Counting AI crawler visits needs the server or CDN logs for the domain, which WooCommerce does not hand out and no vendor can read from a content API. That is a property of where the site is served, not of the CMS, so put the domain behind Cloudflare and the visits are counted while publishing keeps working here.
Set up CloudflareHow it works
Before you start: WooCommerce 10.3+ with the MCP feature flag on, plus REST API keys.
- 1WooCommerce 10.3+ with the MCP feature flag enabled.
- 2In WordPress, go to WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → REST API and add a key with Read access.
- 3Enter your store domain and paste the consumer key.
Key benefits
- Read WooCommerce data you already pay for beside your AI visibility, without a second subscription to view it in.
- Read-only and scoped by you, so connecting it changes nothing on your side.
- One view for what AI answers say and what the traffic then does.
You might also need
Publish page descriptions and structured data through the SKYA head block, without touching your theme files.
Page titles, meta descriptions and Open Graph written to your Webflow pages after you approve them, and drafts into your blog collection. For a store, products imported into AI Shopping, and a longer product description you approve saved as a staged change. SKYA never publishes your site.
Read your Contentful entries beside your AI visibility, with writing to follow.
Pair GA4 with AI visibility, including AI-referred sessions.
See what AI says about you
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