Installing the DailyStory WordPress plugin is simple!
All you need is administrator rights to your WordPress site, an active DailyStory account ... and a few minutes. The plugin requires WordPress 5.0 or later and PHP 7.2 or later, and is tested up to WordPress 7.1.
/wp-admin/ at the end of your website URL.Plugins.
Add New in the Plugins menu on the left. Type DailyStory into the Search plugins text box. This will return a list of any plugins that have the word "DailyStory." It will also do a check to ensure that the plugin is compatible with the version of WordPress you are running.The DailyStory plugin should look similar to this:

Install Now, then Activate. The DailyStory settings page (Settings > DailyStory) opens automatically.Connect to DailyStory.Allow.Connect to DailyStory needs your WordPress admin to use https. If your site runs on plain http, or you prefer not to sign in from WordPress, paste your tracking code instead, as described below.
The account that gets connected is the one you're signed in to in DailyStory when you click Allow. To connect a different account, switch accounts in DailyStory first. If your site already tracks into another DailyStory account, the plugin asks before switching.
Account Settings > Setup > Website and copy your tracking code.Settings > DailyStory and paste the whole tracking code into the field.Save Settings. The plugin reads your Site ID and Site URL from the code and checks them with DailyStory.
The DailyStory Site ID is a unique id that lets DailyStory know who you are. You'll see it used any time you are performing any integration or APIs calls for DailyStory.
The DailyStory Site URL is the web address associated with your instance of DailyStory. For example, https://us-1.dailystory.com.
To find your Site ID and URL, log into your DailyStory app, and navigate to Account Settings > Setup > Website.
The Site ID and Site URL are shown there, and both are included in the tracking code on the same page. When you connect with Connect to DailyStory you don't need to copy them; when you paste your tracking code, the plugin reads them from it.

Once your site is set up, Settings > DailyStory shows the connection status, with buttons to Open DailyStory, Check connection and Reconnect.
To disconnect, open Disconnect on the settings page. Disconnecting removes the plugin's access to your DailyStory account. Tracking, popups and forms keep working unless you also tick Also remove the Site ID. Plugin connections also appear on DailyStory's Connected Apps page, where they can be revoked.
Running WooCommerce?On a site with WooCommerce installed and your account connected, checkouts and orders start DailyStory's built-in store automations as they happen, and the plugin also tracks product views, cart changes and completed orders. See WordPress Integration for what is sent and how to turn it off. If you connected with plugin version 2.3.0, the settings page asks you to reconnect once to turn on store automations.