Let me introduce us. We developped a SEM tool for advertisers and web agency that tries to plug into every possible tracking solution around.
We’ve been using Piwik internally since the first version that replaced phpMyVisites. Now with the eCommerce module we added support for commercial website using Piwik in our application through the API.
We have a few Prestashop customer that wanted to use Piwik for the tracking and so we modified the quite outdated plugin linked on the piwik websites[0] to add some features (mainly the eCommerce integration) to work with our application.
Because we are long bearded opensource geeks and to comply with the GPL we released the source here.
It is currently unbranded and does not point to our solution[2]. Let me know if you want to link to it from the piwik websites.
[…] so we modified the quite outdated plugin linked on the piwik websites[0] to add some features (mainly the eCommerce integration) to work with our application.
Indeed we didn’t know about this module which seems quite new when we did our modifications (done during the summer).
To be honest our business is not to make Prestashop (or other CMS) plugins. We just modified the existing GPL plugin to use it with our solution and published it directly on our website, because we needed it.
If we’ve known about this plugin before we probably would have use it, if its license is compatible with our usage.
We don’t really have the resources at the moment to test and compare the Sutunam plugin (we are in the middle of a big development sprint) but from the screenshot it seems it had more configurable option in the admin.
After it’s up to you guys to test/choose which version to link on the wiki.
