A1 Tools
A1 Tools connects your WordPress site to the A1 Tools platform, enabling centralized management of business information that can be displayed anywhere on your site using simple shortcodes. Perfect for businesses with multiple websites – update your phone number, address, or social media links once in the A1 Tools dashboard, and all your connected sites update automatically. Features Centralized Management – Manage all your site variables from one dashboard Simple Shortcodes – Display any variable with [a1tools_var key="phone_primary"] Address Formatting – Multiple address display formats available Operating Hours – Display business hours as tables or lists Social Media Links – Output all social icons with one shortcode or widget Social Icons Widget – Customizable widget with style, shape, size, and hover effects Elementor Support – Dynamic tags for Elementor page builder Performance Optimized – Configurable caching (default 5 minutes) Developer Friendly – PHP functions available for theme developers Available Variables Business name, city name, state/location name, tagline Google Maps URL for location Primary and secondary phone numbers Primary and secondary email addresses Full address (line 1, line 2, city, state, ZIP, country) Social media URLs (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok, Yelp, Google Business) Operating hours for each day of the week Shortcode Examples [a1tools_var key="phone_primary"] - Display primary phone number [a1tools_var key="facebook_url" link="true"] - Display Facebook URL as clickable link [a1tools_address format="full"] - Display complete formatted address (multi-line) [a1tools_full_address] - Display full address in a single line (e.g., "123 Main St, Suite 101, Miami, FL 30001") [a1tools_hours format="table"] - Display operating hours as a table [a1tools_social_links] - Display all configured social media icons [a1tools_social_links style="default" shape="circle" size="50"] - Styled social icons [a1tools_city_name] - Display the city name for geo-targeting [a1tools_state] - Display the state name for geo-targeting [a1tools_google_map type="link"] - Display Google Maps link [a1tools_google_map type="embed" width="100%" height="400"] - Embed Google Maps iframe Requirements Your WordPress site must be registered in the A1 Tools platform An active A1 Tools account with site variables configured Font Awesome 6 for social icons (most themes include this; if not, use a Font Awesome plugin) External Services This plugin relies on a third-party service to retrieve site variables (business information, contact details, social media URLs, etc.) that you configure in the A1 Tools dashboard. A1 Tools API What it is: A1 Tools is a business management platform operated by A1 Chimney Service that allows businesses to centrally manage their contact information, addresses, operating hours, and social media links across multiple websites. What data is sent: When this plugin is activated and the site loads (or when a shortcode is used), the plugin sends your WordPress site URL to the A1 Tools API to retrieve the site variables you have configured for that specific site. When data is sent: – When a page containing A1 Tools shortcodes is loaded – When the plugin’s admin settings page is accessed – When the cache expires and fresh data is needed (configurable, default 5 minutes) What data is received: The plugin receives only the site variables you have configured in your A1 Tools dashboard, such as business name, phone numbers, email addresses, physical address, operating hours, and social media URLs. Service Provider: A1 Chimney Service API Endpoint: https://app.a-1chimney.com/api/website_variables.php Terms of Service: https://a-1chimney.com/terms-of-service/ Privacy Policy: https://a-1chimney.com/privacy-policy/ Google Maps Embed API What it is: Google Maps is a web mapping service developed by Google. This plugin can embed Google Maps iframes to display your business location. What data is sent: When using the [a1tools_google_map type="embed"] shortcode, your visitor’s browser loads an iframe from Google Maps containing your business address or place ID that you configured in the A1 Tools dashboard. When data is sent: – Only when a page containing the [a1tools_google_map type="embed"] shortcode is loaded – The embed is loaded client-side by the visitor’s browser directly from Google What data is received: Google Maps returns the embedded map showing your business location. Google may collect visitor data according to their privacy policy. Service Provider: Google LLC Embed URL: https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/place Terms of Service: https://www.google.com/intl/en_us/help/terms_maps/ Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
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SFR Analytics Hub
SFR Analytics Hub brings analytics data from all your WordPress sites together in a single, easy-to-read dashboard. It works with the free SFR Analytics plugin, which tracks pageviews, visitors, sessions, traffic sources, geographic data, and more on each individual site. The Hub pulls that data into its own local database and presents aggregated views, trend comparisons, and breakdowns — so you can monitor every site from one place without logging in to each one separately. Free for up to 3 sites. It works directly with the free SFR Analytics plugin on each tracked site. You can also check live online visitors across all connected sites from the Hub dashboard, including per-site online counts and a quick “Active Sites Now” summary. Key Features Central dashboard — total views, visitors, sessions, and human traffic percentage across all connected sites Local data storage — analytics snapshots are stored in the Hub’s own database for fast dashboard loading Automatic hourly sync — new data is fetched from all sites in the background via WP-Cron Historical backfill — when you add a new site, the Hub pulls up to 90 days of past data automatically Traffic over time chart — line chart showing daily views across your sites for the selected date range Traffic sources — see where visitors are coming from: Direct, Search Engines, Social Media, Referral Sites Top referring sites — individual domains sending traffic, aggregated across all sites Top content — most viewed pages across all your sites Online Now (cross-site) — check current live visitors across all connected sites with per-site counts Active Sites Now panel — quick summary of which connected sites currently have live visitors Online-only auto-refresh — optional 15s/30s/60s refresh for live checks (off by default) Site categories — label sites as Personal (P) or Client (C), with quick toggle filters Email report groups — create multiple report groups, each with its own site selection, recipients, and weekly or monthly schedule. Digests include Today, 7-day, and 30-day summaries with trend comparisons Export and print — download CSV reports or print/save as PDF Date presets — Today, Last 24 Hours, 7 Days, 30 Days, 90 Days, or custom date range Per-site toggle — show or hide individual sites on the dashboard without removing them Refresh on demand — sync button fetches latest data then reloads the dashboard Encrypted credentials — API passwords are encrypted using Sodium (with fallback) Data retention — configurable retention period (default 1 year, up to 5 years) Simple limits — this free edition supports up to 3 connected sites How It Works Install the free SFR Analytics plugin on each site you want to track Install SFR Analytics Hub on the site where you want the central dashboard Connect each tracking site using its WordPress Application Password The Hub syncs analytics data automatically every hour and stores it locally View everything from one dashboard — no external services, no tracking scripts on the Hub site Requirements The free SFR Analytics plugin must be installed on each tracking site WordPress Application Passwords must be enabled on each tracking site PHP 7.4 or higher (PHP Sodium extension recommended for credential encryption)