Settings reference

This page documents every configuration field available in Burst Statistics v3.4.3. Fields are organized by the menu tab and group in which they appear in the WordPress admin dashboard.

Required capability: manage_burst_statistics to access Settings. view_burst_statistics for the Dashboard and Insights views.

Settings structure

The settings UI is organized into tabs. Each tab contains one or more groups:

Tab	Groups
General	General, Anonymous Usage Data
Goals	Goals
Data	Archiving, Archived Data, Manage Settings
Advanced	Tracking Exclusions, Tracking Behavior, Scripts
Reporting	Reports, Customization, Logs

Each tab and menu item now exposes an icon property used by the admin SPA to render a matching icon next to the label.

General tab

General group

`enable_turbo_mode`

Property	Value
Type	`checkbox`
Default	`false`
Recommended when	`enable_cookieless_tracking` is `true`

Load the tracking script later in the page lifecycle for better PageSpeed scores. Visitors who leave the page very quickly may not be recorded.

`enable_cookieless_tracking`

Property	Value
Type	`checkbox`
Default	`false`

Track visitors without setting cookies by using browser and device fingerprinting signals. Useful for GDPR-compliant tracking without a cookie consent banner.

`enable_do_not_track`

Property	Value
Type	`checkbox`
Default	`false`

When enabled, Burst will not record pageviews from visitors whose browser sends a DNT: 1 (Do Not Track) HTTP header.

`dismiss_non_error_notices`

Property	Value
Type	`checkbox`
Default	`false`

Suppress all non-critical admin notices produced by Burst Statistics. Critical error notices are still shown regardless of this setting.

`theme_toggle`

Property	Value
Type	`theme_toggle`
Default	`""` (system default)

Switch the Burst Statistics dashboard between light and dark mode. This setting affects only the Burst admin UI, not the front end of the site.

Internal / hidden fields (General group)

There are currently no hidden fields registered in the General group.

Anonymous usage data group

`anonymous_usage_data`

Property	Value
Type	`anonymous_usage_data` (custom component)
Default	`false`

Controls opt-in to sharing anonymous diagnostic and usage data with the Burst Statistics development team.

When enabled, Burst sends a snapshot of plugin settings and environment data to the Burst telemetry endpoint. The snapshot includes onboarding state read from the dedicated telemetry options burst_telemetry_completed_onboarding and burst_telemetry_skipped_onboarding (added in v3.4.3). These options are seeded from the legacy burst_completed_onboarding and burst_skipped_onboarding options during Pro activation and when BURST_FORCE_ONBOARDING is defined, so onboarding telemetry state survives the legacy options being cleared at the start of a new onboarding run.

Goals tab

Goals group

`goals`

Property	Value
Type	`goals` (custom component)
Default	`[]`

Manage conversion goals. A goal represents a key action you want visitors to take (e.g., form submission, button click, page visit). Goals are stored as a serialized array.

Each goal tracks: title, type, and goal-specific configuration. Progress toward goals is visible in the Dashboard.

Note: To set effective goals, identify the primary purpose of your site and the measurable actions visitors should complete. See How to set goals for guidance.

Changed in v3.4.0: when the BURST_HEADLESS_DOMAIN constant is defined and enable_cookieless_tracking is true, the hook goal type is no longer available because server-side hook triggers require a client-provided UID that is not available in that configuration. Use pageview, click, or form goal types instead.

Data tab

Archiving group

`archive_data`

Property	Value
Type	`select`
Default	`false` (none)
Options	`none`, `archive`, `delete`

Pro - CreatorAvailable in the Creator tier

The archive option requires Burst Pro. Learn more about automated reporting and data management

Everything in the Creator tier is also available in the Business & Agency tiers.

Controls how Burst handles statistics data older than the retention period defined by archive_after_months.

Option	Behavior
`none`	Data is never automatically managed
`archive`	Data older than the retention period is moved to archive tables. (Pro)
`delete`	Data older than the retention period is permanently deleted

Note: The archive option is disabled (visible but not selectable) without Burst Pro.

`archive_after_months`

Property	Value
Type	`number`
Default	`24`
Minimum	`12` (filterable — see `burst_minimum_archive_months`)
Visible when	`archive_data` is `archive` or `delete`

The number of months after which statistics data is archived or deleted, depending on the archive_data setting.

Filter:

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/**
 * Adjust the minimum allowed data retention period.
 *
 * @param int $months Minimum number of months. Default 12.
 * @return int
 */
add_filter( 'burst_minimum_archive_months', function( $months ) {
    return 6; // Allow archiving after as few as 6 months.
} );

`confirm_delete_data`

Property	Value
Type	`checkbox`
Default	`false`
Visible when	`archive_data` is `delete`

A confirmation checkbox that must be checked before automatic data deletion is activated. This prevents accidental permanent data loss.

`reset`

Property	Value
Type	`button`
Action	`reset`
Warning type	`danger`

caution

Irreversible action. Clicking "Reset statistics" permanently deletes all recorded pageviews, goals, and goal statistics. This cannot be undone.

Presents a confirmation dialog before executing. The dialog displays:

Title: "Are you sure?"
Message: "This will permanently delete all statistics, goals, and goal statistics. This action can not be undone."

Archived data group

Pro - CreatorAvailable in the Creator tier

The Archived Data section requires Burst Pro. Learn more about data management

Everything in the Creator tier is also available in the Business & Agency tiers.

`restore_archives`

Property	Value
Type	`restore_archives` (custom component)
Default	`false`
Visible when	`archive_data` is `archive`

Displays a list of archived data periods that can be restored back into the active statistics tables. Allows recovering historical data without losing current records.

Manage settings group

`export_settings`

Property	Value
Type	`export_settings` (custom component)
Button text	"Download settings file"
Default	`false`

Generates and downloads a JSON file containing all current Burst Statistics settings. Use this to migrate or copy your configuration to another site.

`import_settings`

Property	Value
Type	`upload`
Default	`false`

Pro - CreatorAvailable in the Creator tier

Importing settings requires Burst Pro. Upgrade to Burst Pro

Everything in the Creator tier is also available in the Business & Agency tiers.

Upload a previously exported settings file to overwrite the current configuration. The file must be a valid settings export produced by the export_settings feature.

Advanced tab

Tracking exclusions group

`user_role_blocklist`

Property	Value
Type	`checkbox_group`
Default	`false`
Options	Dynamically generated from `get_user_roles()`

Select one or more WordPress user roles whose pageviews should not be recorded. For example, exclude Administrators or Editors to avoid inflating statistics with internal traffic.

Note: Changes to this setting affect new data only. Previously recorded pageviews are not retroactively removed.

`ip_blocklist`

Property	Value
Type	`ip_blocklist` (custom component)
Default	`""`
Recommended	`true`

A newline-delimited list of IP addresses to exclude from tracking. Supports individual IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.

Note: Changes affect new data only.

`custom_block_rules`

Property	Value
Type	`textarea`
Default	`""`

A newline-delimited list of strings or regex patterns. A pageview hit is blocked if any entry matches the request's URL, HTTP referrer, or user-agent string.

Supports standard regex syntax. Example patterns:

badbot.example.com
/facebook(externalhit|bot|crawler|preview)/i
staging.mysite.com

`enable_shortcodes`

Property	Value
Type	`checkbox`
Default	`false`

Enable Burst Statistics shortcodes so that statistics data can be embedded in posts, pages, and widgets. See Burst Statistics Shortcodes for available shortcodes.

Tracking behavior group

`geo_ip_database_type`

Property	Value
Type	`radio`
Default	`city`

Pro - CreatorAvailable in the Creator tier

City & Region detail level requires Burst Pro. Learn more about geographic insights

Everything in the Creator tier is also available in the Business & Agency tiers.

Controls the granularity of visitor geolocation data collected.

Option	Label	Description
`city` (recommended)	Country, City & Region	Provides city and region in addition to country. Uses a larger GeoIP database; may slightly increase tracking overhead
`country`	Country only	Provides country-level data only. Uses a smaller database for faster tracking and lower storage usage

`filtering_by_domain`

Property	Value
Type	`checkbox` (visible only on multi-domain installs)
Default	`false`
Disabled	`true` (Pro required)

Pro - CreatorAvailable in the Creator tier

Domain filtering requires Burst Pro. Upgrade to Burst Pro

Everything in the Creator tier is also available in the Business & Agency tiers.

When your WordPress installation serves multiple domains, enabling this option causes the domain to be stored alongside each pageview. This allows the Insights view to be filtered per domain.

Note: This field is only rendered when the burst_is_multi_domain WordPress option is true. On single-domain installs the field is hidden.

`track_url_change`

Property	Value
Type	`checkbox`
Default	`false`

When enabled, client-side URL changes (query string updates, hash/fragment changes) are recorded as separate pageviews. Useful for Single-Page Applications (SPAs) or dynamic sites that update the URL without a full page reload.

Scripts group

`combine_vars_and_script`

Property	Value
Type	`checkbox`
Default	`false`
Disabled when	The WordPress uploads directory is not writable (`burst_js_write_error` option is set)

Merge the Burst tracking configuration variables into the main Burst JavaScript file, reducing the number of HTTP requests. Requires write access to wp-content/uploads/burst/.

When the uploads directory is not writable, this option is disabled and the following note is displayed:

"This option is only available when WordPress can write to the uploads directory. Please ensure that the WordPress installation has write permissions to wp-content/uploads/burst/."

:::caution Breaking change Changed in v3.4.0: when the BURST_HEADLESS_DOMAIN constant is defined, combine_vars_and_script is removed from the settings schema entirely (along with ghost_mode) and is replaced by the download_client_plugin button described below. Do not rely on this field being present on headless installs. :::

`ghost_mode`

Property	Value
Type	`checkbox`
Default	`false`
Visible/enabled when	`combine_vars_and_script` is `true`

When active, the generated JavaScript filename no longer contains the word "burst", making it less identifiable to ad blockers or privacy tools that block tracking scripts by filename pattern.

Note: This field is visible at all times but is disabled unless combine_vars_and_script is enabled. Enabling ghost mode without the merged script has no effect.

:::caution Breaking change Changed in v3.4.0: when the BURST_HEADLESS_DOMAIN constant is defined, ghost_mode is removed from the settings schema entirely along with combine_vars_and_script. It is not applicable to headless installs because tracking runs on a separate frontend via the client plugin. :::

`download_client_plugin`

Property	Value
Type	`button`
Button text	"Download"
Label	"Download Burst Client plugin"
Default	`false`
Visible when	The `BURST_HEADLESS_DOMAIN` PHP constant is defined

Added in v3.4.0. Generates a downloadable zip containing the Burst Client plugin, preconfigured for the current Burst install. The client plugin is installed on the headless frontend (for example, a separate WordPress or non-WordPress site) and forwards tracking events back to this Burst install.

The download URL is nonce-protected using the download_burst_client action:

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add_action( 'admin_menu', function () {
    // The button is registered automatically when BURST_HEADLESS_DOMAIN is defined.
    // To trigger the same download programmatically, use:
    $download_url = add_query_arg(
        [
            'action' => 'download_client',
            'token'  => wp_create_nonce( 'download_burst_client' ),
        ],
        BURST_URL . 'includes/Pro/Admin/Headless/download.php'
    );
} );

To define the constant, add the following to wp-config.php on the Burst install that stores the data:

define( 'BURST_HEADLESS_DOMAIN', 'https://frontend.example.com' );

When this constant is defined, Burst adapts the settings schema and the onboarding flow:

The combine_vars_and_script and ghost_mode fields are removed from the Scripts group.
The download_client_plugin button is added to the Scripts group.
In the Goals group, the hook goal type is hidden when enable_cookieless_tracking is also true.
The onboarding step with id tracking is removed, since the tracking target is now the frontend site.

`enable_abilities_api`

Property	Value
Type	`checkbox` (or `hidden` when WordPress does not provide `wp_register_ability()`)
Default	`false`
Label	"Enable Abilities API (for AI agents and automation)"

Added in v3.4.1. Opts the site into the WordPress Abilities API integration, exposing a set of read-only Burst abilities that trusted AI agents and automation tools can call via the Abilities API runtime. The setting only renders as a visible checkbox when the active WordPress build provides the wp_register_ability() function; on older builds it falls back to a hidden field and the abilities are not registered.

When enabled, Burst registers the burst-statistics ability category and the following abilities:

Ability	Description	Pro only
`burst/live-visitors`	Current number of live visitors	No
`burst/live-traffic`	Active visitors and pages from the live traffic feed (accepts optional `limit`, 1–100)	No
`burst/today-summary`	Read-only summary of key metrics for a date range	No
`burst/tasks`	Current Burst task list and status	No
`burst/tracking-status`	Tracking transport status and last test timestamp	No
`burst/license-notices`	License state and notices	No
`burst/data`	Insights timeseries or datatable rows for requested metrics, filters, and grouping	No
`burst/sales-data`	Ecommerce sales metrics (requires Burst Pro)	Yes
`burst/subscriptions-data`	Ecommerce subscriptions metrics (requires Burst Pro)	Yes

All abilities are registered with readonly: true, destructive: false, and idempotent: true annotations. The permission callback requires the caller to satisfy view_burst_statistics. Pro-only abilities additionally require the BURST_PRO constant to be defined and return 503 with code burst_abilities_pro_required otherwise.

A simple per-user, per-ability rate limit is applied. The defaults are 30 requests per 60-second window and can be tuned with the following filters:

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/**
 * Adjust the rate-limit window (in seconds) per user, per ability.
 *
 * @param int    $window  Window length in seconds. Default 60.
 * @param string $ability Ability slug, e.g. 'live-visitors'.
 * @return int
 */
add_filter( 'burst_abilities_rate_limit_window', function ( int $window, string $ability ): int {
    return $ability === 'live-traffic' ? 30 : $window;
}, 10, 2 );

/**
 * Adjust the maximum number of calls allowed per window.
 *
 * @param int    $max     Maximum calls per window. Default 30.
 * @param string $ability Ability slug.
 * @return int
 */
add_filter( 'burst_abilities_rate_limit_max', function ( int $max, string $ability ): int {
    return $ability === 'data' ? 10 : $max;
}, 10, 2 );

Exceeding the limit returns 429 with code burst_abilities_rate_limited. Unauthenticated callers receive 403 with code burst_abilities_forbidden. Invalid input returns 400 with code burst_abilities_invalid_input. Internal failures return 500 with code burst_abilities_execution_failed.

Pro - BusinessAvailable in the Business tier

The burst/sales-data and burst/subscriptions-data abilities require the Business tier. Learn more about revenue and sales tracking

Everything in the Business tier is also available in the Agency tier.

`enable_mainwp_integration`

Property	Value
Type	`checkbox` when the MainWP Child plugin file is present at `wp-content/plugins/mainwp-child/mainwp-child.php`, otherwise `hidden`
Default	`false`
Label	"Enable MainWP Dashboard Integration"

Added in v3.4.2. Controls whether the MainWP integration on the child site is initialized. When enabled, the child site exposes the signed REST endpoints used by the MainWP dashboard to read Burst statistics from this site. When disabled, the MainWP_Proxy class is not loaded and no MainWP-specific routes are registered, completely preventing MainWP integration regardless of whether the MainWP Child plugin is active.

Changed in v3.4.2.1: the field type is now resolved conditionally based on whether the MainWP Child plugin file exists on disk. When wp-content/plugins/mainwp-child/mainwp-child.php is present the field renders as a visible checkbox; otherwise the field falls back to hidden and is not exposed in the Scripts group UI. The detection is file-based, so the field becomes visible as soon as the MainWP Child plugin is installed even before it is activated.

Pro - AgencyAvailable in the Agency tier

The MainWP integration is an Agency tier feature. Upgrade to Burst Pro

Disable this setting if you do not use MainWP, or if you want to ensure the Burst-side MainWP proxy cannot be reached even when the MainWP Child plugin is installed for unrelated purposes.

Internal / hidden fields (Advanced group)

Field ID	Default	Purpose
`burst_update_to_city_geo_database_time`	`1751328000`	Unix timestamp controlling when a scheduled upgrade to the city-level GeoIP database should occur. Managed internally

Reporting tab

The Reporting section is accessible from the separate Reporting menu item and requires the manage_burst_statistics capability.

Changed in v3.4.0: the Reporting menu item now uses location: 'left' instead of 'right', so it is rendered on the left side of the Burst admin top-level navigation. Each Reporting menu item also declares an icon property used by the admin SPA:

Menu item	Icon
Reports	`graph`
Customization	`pencil`
Logs	`file`

The Settings menu item declares a top-level cog icon, and its sub-items declare their own icons:

Settings sub-item	Icon
General	`cog`
Goals	`goals`
Data	`hard-drive`
Advanced	`sliders-vertical`
License	`key`

Third-party code that modifies the admin menu via burst_menu should preserve these icon keys when cloning menu items. Missing icons fall back to the default rendering in the admin SPA.

Reports group

`email_reports_mailinglist`

Property	Value
Type	`email_reports` (custom component)
Default	`""`

Manage the list of email addresses that receive scheduled Burst Statistics email reports. The component provides an interface to add, remove, and configure report recipients.

Customization group

`logo_attachment_id`

Property	Value
Type	`logo_editor` (custom component)
Default	`false`

Pro - AgencyAvailable in the Agency tier

Custom logo in email reports requires Burst Pro. Learn more about custom reports

Select or upload a logo image to display in the header of outgoing email reports. Recommended dimensions: 200 × 70 pixels, file size under 200 KB.

The value stored is the WordPress media attachment ID (int) of the chosen image.

Logs group

`report_logs`

Property	Value
Type	`report_logs` (custom component)
Default	`false`

Displays a log viewer showing the history of sent email reports, including:

Delivery status (success / failure)
Error messages, if any
Cron execution timestamps and results

Changed in v3.4.0: the context helper text previously shown under this field has been removed from the schema. The field renders without inline context text; the admin UI may still provide help text via other components.

Conditional field visibility

Several fields are shown or hidden based on the value of other fields. The rules are evaluated reactively in the UI (before saving).

Field	Condition	Behavior
`ghost_mode`	`combine_vars_and_script` = `true`	Disabled (visible but inactive) when condition is not met
`archive_after_months`	`archive_data` = `archive` or `delete`	Hidden when condition is not met
`confirm_delete_data`	`archive_data` = `delete`	Hidden when condition is not met
`restore_archives`	`archive_data` = `archive`	Hidden when condition is not met
`download_client_plugin`	`BURST_HEADLESS_DOMAIN` is defined	Hidden when the constant is not defined
`combine_vars_and_script`, `ghost_mode`	`BURST_HEADLESS_DOMAIN` is defined	Removed from schema when the constant is defined
`goals[].type=hook`	`BURST_HEADLESS_DOMAIN` is defined and `enable_cookieless_tracking` is `true`	Hidden goal type option when both conditions are met
`enable_abilities_api`	`wp_register_ability()` is not available	Rendered as `hidden` instead of `checkbox`
`enable_mainwp_integration`	`wp-content/plugins/mainwp-child/mainwp-child.php` does not exist	Rendered as `hidden` instead of `checkbox`

Recommended badge conditions

The UI shows a "Recommended" badge next to a field reactively when the following conditions are met, before the user saves:

Field	Recommended when
`enable_turbo_mode`	`enable_cookieless_tracking` is `true`

Field types reference

Type	Description
`checkbox`	Single boolean toggle
`checkbox_group`	Multiple checkboxes from a dynamic option list
`radio`	Single-choice selection rendered as radio buttons
`select`	Dropdown single-choice selection
`number`	Numeric input with optional `min` constraint
`text`	Single-line text input
`textarea`	Multi-line text input
`button`	Action button, optionally with a confirmation dialog
`hidden`	Not rendered in the UI; value managed programmatically
`email_reports`	Custom component for managing report recipients
`logo_editor`	Custom component for uploading/selecting a logo
`goals`	Custom component for managing conversion goals
`ip_blocklist`	Custom component for managing IP exclusion list
`restore_archives`	Custom component for browsing and restoring archived data
`export_settings`	Custom component that triggers a settings file download
`upload`	File upload input for importing settings
`theme_toggle`	Custom toggle for light/dark mode
`anonymous_usage_data`	Custom component for usage data opt-in
`report_logs`	Custom component for viewing email report logs

Internal options reference

These WordPress options are managed by Burst outside of the settings schema. They do not appear in the settings UI and are documented here for developers who need to reason about telemetry, upgrade behavior, or the REST API optimizer.

Option	Type	Purpose
`burst_plugin_slug`	string	The validated plugin directory slug (e.g. `burst-statistics` or `burst-pro`). Used by the MU REST API optimizer to locate `includes/Integrations/integrations.php` via `WP_PLUGIN_DIR + slug`. Refreshed daily by the `burst_daily` cron and on Pro activation. Added in v3.4.3.
`burst_telemetry_completed_onboarding`	bool	Telemetry copy of the legacy `burst_completed_onboarding` state. Seeded from `burst_completed_onboarding` during Pro activation and when `BURST_FORCE_ONBOARDING` is defined, so anonymous usage data retains onboarding completion state after the legacy option is cleared at the start of a new onboarding run. Added in v3.4.3.
`burst_telemetry_skipped_onboarding`	bool	Telemetry copy of the legacy `burst_skipped_onboarding` state. Seeded the same way as `burst_telemetry_completed_onboarding`. Added in v3.4.3.

:::caution Breaking change Renamed in v3.4.3: the burst_plugin_path option has been removed and replaced by burst_plugin_slug. The previous option stored an absolute filesystem path; the new option stores only the plugin directory slug, validated against /^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+$/. The Burst upgrade routine deletes burst_plugin_path and writes burst_plugin_slug automatically when upgrading from a version below 3.4.3, then reinstalls the MU REST API optimizer so the on-disk loader matches the new logic. Third-party code that read burst_plugin_path to locate the Burst install must be updated to read burst_plugin_slug and combine it with WP_PLUGIN_DIR. :::

Pro features summary

The following settings or options require Burst Pro:

Setting	Pro Feature
`geo_ip_database_type` — `city` option	City & Region visitor location detail
`archive_data` — `archive` option	Automatic data archiving
`restore_archives`	Restoring archived data
`import_settings`	Importing a settings file
`filtering_by_domain`	Filtering analytics by domain
`logo_attachment_id`	Custom logo in email reports
`enable_mainwp_integration`	MainWP dashboard integration (Agency tier)

Developer extension points

These hooks belong to the settings and admin-app layer. Use them when you want to alter the settings schema, adjust saved values, or extend the Burst admin UI.

`burst_before_save_option` (action)

Fires before a settings value is sanitized and saved. This is a legacy pre-save hook kept for backward compatibility.

Parameter	Type	Description
`$field_id`	string	Field ID being saved
`$raw_value`	mixed	Raw value from the request
`$prev_value`	mixed	Previously stored value
`$type`	string	Declared field type

`burst_before_save_field` (action)

Fires after a field value has been sanitized, but before the updated options array is written.

Parameter	Type	Description
`$field_id`	string	Field ID being saved
`$sanitized_value`	mixed	Sanitized value that will be stored
`$prev_value`	mixed	Previously stored value
`$type`	string	Declared field type

`burst_after_saved_fields` (action)

Fires once after a batch settings save succeeds.

Parameter	Type	Description
`$updated_fields`	array	Associative array of `field_id => saved_value` pairs

Example:

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add_action( 'burst_after_saved_fields', function( array $updated_fields ): void {
    if ( array_key_exists( 'combine_vars_and_script', $updated_fields ) ) {
        my_plugin_purge_asset_cache();
    }
} );

`burst_fields`

Filters the main settings field definitions before values are loaded.

Use this to add, remove, or modify fields in the standard settings UI.

`burst_field`

Filters a single resolved field definition after its current value has been loaded.

The second parameter is the field ID.

`burst_field_value_{id}`

Dynamic filter applied to an individual field value before it is exposed to the UI.

For example, burst_field_value_archive_after_months lets you alter the displayed value for that specific field.

`burst_fields_values`

Filters the final array of resolved settings fields after all per-field processing has completed.

`burst_reporting_fields`

Filters the reporting settings field schema loaded from reporting-fields.php.

Use this when you want to extend the dedicated Reporting settings screen rather than the general settings screen.

`burst_reporting_fields_values`

Filters the final resolved reporting fields array after values are loaded.

`burst_menu`

Filters the full Burst admin menu structure before it is returned to the app.

This is the correct hook for adding, removing, or altering top-level tabs and groups in the admin SPA.

Changed in v3.4.0: menu items and menu entries may include an optional icon string (for example graph, pencil, file, cog, goals, hard-drive, sliders-vertical, key). When extending the menu, preserve existing icon keys and set a matching icon on new entries to stay visually consistent. The Reporting top-level item now uses location: 'left' by default.

`burst_menu_position`

Filters the WordPress admin menu position used when Burst registers its main menu item.

Default value: 3.

`burst_archive_after_months`

Filters the effective archive/delete retention threshold used by the archive process.

This affects the runtime archive job, not just the field schema minimum.

`burst_archive_rows_per_batch`

Filters the number of rows processed per archive batch.

Use this to tune archive throughput for large sites or constrained hosting.

`burst_abilities_rate_limit_window`

Filters the per-user, per-ability rate-limit window (in seconds) used by the Abilities API integration.

Default value: 60.

`burst_abilities_rate_limit_max`

Filters the maximum number of Abilities API calls allowed per window, per user, per ability.

Default value: 30.

Settings structure​

General tab​

General group​

enable_turbo_mode​

enable_cookieless_tracking​

enable_do_not_track​

dismiss_non_error_notices​

theme_toggle​

Internal / hidden fields (General group)​

Anonymous usage data group​

anonymous_usage_data​

Goals tab​

Goals group​

goals​

Data tab​

Archiving group​

archive_data​

Pro - CreatorAvailable in the Creator tier

archive_after_months​

confirm_delete_data​

reset​

Archived data group​

Pro - CreatorAvailable in the Creator tier

restore_archives​

Manage settings group​

export_settings​

import_settings​

Pro - CreatorAvailable in the Creator tier

Advanced tab​

Tracking exclusions group​

user_role_blocklist​

ip_blocklist​

custom_block_rules​

enable_shortcodes​

Tracking behavior group​

geo_ip_database_type​

Pro - CreatorAvailable in the Creator tier

filtering_by_domain​

Pro - CreatorAvailable in the Creator tier

track_url_change​

Scripts group​

combine_vars_and_script​

ghost_mode​

download_client_plugin​

enable_abilities_api​

Pro - BusinessAvailable in the Business tier

enable_mainwp_integration​

Pro - AgencyAvailable in the Agency tier

Internal / hidden fields (Advanced group)​

Reporting tab​

Reports group​

email_reports_mailinglist​

Customization group​

logo_attachment_id​

Pro - AgencyAvailable in the Agency tier

Logs group​

report_logs​

Conditional field visibility​

Recommended badge conditions​

Field types reference​

Internal options reference​

Pro features summary​

Developer extension points​

burst_before_save_option (action)​

burst_before_save_field (action)​

burst_after_saved_fields (action)​

burst_fields​

burst_field​

burst_field_value_{id}​

burst_fields_values​

burst_reporting_fields​

burst_reporting_fields_values​

burst_menu​

burst_menu_position​

burst_archive_after_months​

burst_archive_rows_per_batch​

burst_abilities_rate_limit_window​

burst_abilities_rate_limit_max​

Settings structure

General tab

General group

`enable_turbo_mode`

`enable_cookieless_tracking`

`enable_do_not_track`

`dismiss_non_error_notices`

`theme_toggle`

Internal / hidden fields (General group)

Anonymous usage data group

`anonymous_usage_data`

Goals tab

Goals group

`goals`

Data tab

Archiving group

`archive_data`

`archive_after_months`

`confirm_delete_data`

`reset`

Archived data group

`restore_archives`

Manage settings group

`export_settings`

`import_settings`

Advanced tab

Tracking exclusions group

`user_role_blocklist`

`ip_blocklist`

`custom_block_rules`

`enable_shortcodes`

Tracking behavior group

`geo_ip_database_type`

`filtering_by_domain`

`track_url_change`

Scripts group

`combine_vars_and_script`

`ghost_mode`

`download_client_plugin`

`enable_abilities_api`

`enable_mainwp_integration`

Internal / hidden fields (Advanced group)

Reporting tab

Reports group

`email_reports_mailinglist`

Customization group

`logo_attachment_id`

Logs group

`report_logs`

Conditional field visibility

Recommended badge conditions

Field types reference

Internal options reference

Pro features summary

Developer extension points

`burst_before_save_option` (action)

`burst_before_save_field` (action)

`burst_after_saved_fields` (action)

`burst_fields`

`burst_field`

`burst_field_value_{id}`

`burst_fields_values`

`burst_reporting_fields`

`burst_reporting_fields_values`

`burst_menu`

`burst_menu_position`

`burst_archive_after_months`

`burst_archive_rows_per_batch`

`burst_abilities_rate_limit_window`

`burst_abilities_rate_limit_max`