DataBrief for WooCommerce compatibility with REEID Translate

Plugin capabilities

• Remembers visitor attribution using UTM tags (`utm_source`, `utm_medium`, `utm_campaign`, `utm_content`, `utm_term`) plus first page of the visit and the referring site, and keeps this attribution associated with the visitor’s eventual WooCommerce order.
• Stores attribution in a single first-party cookie named `databrief_attr` on the visitor’s browser for 30 days; the plugin states it sets no third-party cookie and loads no script from another company on the storefront.
• Sends order data to DataBrief via a webhook endpoint (`https://connect.databrief.sa/v1/orders-webhook`) when an order is created, when payment completes, and when order status changes to processing, completed, cancelled, or refunded.
• Delivers orders asynchronously: it queues deliveries and delivers them in the background (not during the shopper’s checkout request) using WordPress scheduling.
• Resends an order only when something about it changes, using a fingerprint of what was last delivered to skip delivery when the fingerprint matches.
• Retries delivery automatically when DataBrief is unreachable (two retries, at 5 and 10 minutes later) and records each attempt (successful or not) with a failure reason in the plugin’s wp-admin settings screen.
• Includes customer contact details and order line items in the webhook payload (e.g., billing name, email, phone; and line items with name, SKU, product ID, quantity, line total), along with campaign tags, landing page, referring site, store address, order identifiers/status, totals/subtotals/shipping/discount/currency, and the plugin version as the request user agent.