Conversion Tracking

Conversion tracking allows you to measure the outcome of a journey by assigning a goal to it and then measuring how many contacts who enter the journey meet the goal.

It is a method to measure the return of your marketing efforts directly.

Setting up Goals

The option to define the optional goal is available on the journey overview page. You can define the optional purpose of the journey and the goal, which could be acquisition, nurture, or conversion.

The list of events supported:

Event Category

Events

Filter

Contact

Updated

Contact attribute value

Contact

Added to List

List(s)

Emails

Opened/Clicked

Email(s) in the current journey

SMS

Clicked/Opt-in

SMS(s) in current journey

Web Push

Clicked/Subscribed

WebPush(s) in current journey

Website

Page Visited

URL(s) of the website

Form

Submitted

Forms(s)

Cart

Order Placed/Order Updated

Product(s)

Social post

Clicked

Social Post(s) in current journey

WhatsApp

Read/Clicked/Replied

WhatsApp notification in current journey

Only one event can be configured as a goal.

The message should be from the current journey if the goal is for the contact to interact with a message like Email/ SMS/ Push Notification/ Web notification/ Social post/ Social Ad.

Conversion Attribution

A contact must meet two criteria to count as a conversion:

  1. Be an active participant in the journey

  2. Complete the defined goal action after meaningful engagement

What Counts as Engagement?

A journey must have a recorded touchpoint with the contact before conversion. Valid touchpoints include:

  • Email interactions (delivery, opens, clicks)

  • SMS interactions (delivery, clicks)

  • Mobile push notification engagement

  • Web push notification engagement

  • Social post clicks

Attribution Rules

  • Conversions are attributed to touchpoints within the last 30 days

  • When a contact is in multiple journeys with the same goal, the conversion credits the journey with the most recent touchpoint

This ensures conversions reflect genuine journey influence rather than coincidental goal completion.

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