Social Login Premium: WordPress Login Controls and Insights

Social Login Premium extends Social Login for WordPress with added controls, reporting, export settings, and icon choices. The base add-on lets visitors comment, register, or sign in using accounts from more than 40 social networks, including Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Apple, Amazon, Discord, PayPal, Pinterest, Reddit, Spotify, X, Vimeo, Yahoo, and YouTube. Data received from various networks uses a standardized field structure.

Existing WordPress visitors can link multiple social accounts, manage those links in their profile options, and use linked accounts to sign in. Premium adds administration features for filtering access, reviewing user data, and exporting it.

Set social login eligibility

Customizable Premium filters let administrators set which users may log in through social authentication. This lets a website apply its own conditions before a connected user can proceed.

Review and export user data

User Insights offers an analytics dashboard with information about social login users, including demographic details. Administrators can use it to review how social authentication is used across the website.

Premium data export supports CSV documents and automatic exports to Mailchimp or Campaign Monitor. Automatic export can be enabled in the OneAll account.

Choose icon styles and placements

Premium includes 20 social login icon themes and supports custom icons. The buttons can appear on comment forms, login and registration pages, in a sidebar, or wherever the available shortcode is placed. A widget is also available for displaying them.

WooCommerce and BuddyPress support

Social Login uses standard WordPress hooks and works with extensions that follow WordPress coding conventions, including WooCommerce and BuddyPress. For WooCommerce, buttons can be added automatically to checkout, login, and registration pages. The add-on can also fill billing fields with the first name, last name, and email address received from a social network.

With BuddyPress, buttons can appear on account and registration pages. A social network avatar can be used as the BuddyPress avatar, and the plugin can fill custom fields.

Configure the plugin

Install and activate Social Login in WordPress, then connect it to the OneAll service. Select the networks to enable and pick button placements and an icon theme or custom icons. After setup, review the Premium authentication filters, export settings, and analytics. Shortcodes and WordPress hooks provide further placement and behavior options.