Google Enhanced Conversions for Leads

Google is a multinational technology company focusing on online advertising, search engine technology, cloud computing, and computer software. This destination let you improve the accuracy of your offline conversion measurement by uploading click conversions that contain hashed user identifiers and some optional additional details that help Google Ads match the conversion to the ad that initiated the lead.

Key features

The Google Enhanced Conversions for Leads destination provides the following key features:

  • Events structure: our Events reference covers Google method uploadClickConversions, meaning that your data is properly bridged to the expected fields in an optimized way.

  • Prebuilt mappings: data mapping for event-based destinations happens automatically, which simplifies user inputs.

  • Automatic hashing: information is automatically hashed matching partner specifications.

  • Smart mapping: data mapping can be readjusted using your datalayer defined fields.

  • Support for multi-item data: information included in the item array is dispatched to the partner.

Destination setup

Before configuring this destination, you need to fullfil the following Google prerequisites:

Configuration

Settings
Description

Authentication

Required Your credentials with Google Ads as set in the Commanders Act interface following: AdministrationConnector CredentialsAdd connector credentialsGoogle Ads

Mapping Conversion Names

Required Map your Google Ads conversion names, where enhanced conversions are applied, with your events by setting the fields Conversion name and Your event name . At least one line is required. Conversion names can be found in the Google Ads interface following: GoalsSummaryConversion actions (column).

Mapping Custom Variables

Custom variables add richer data to your conversions so that you can further segment your reports. You can map your custom variable names with your values by setting the fields Custom variable name and Your value . More details are available by following this LINK.

Google Analytics Measurement Id

You can add the Google Analytics "Measurement Id", which is a string like "SE23QCQ1Q8" without the intial "G-" part. It's used as an additional method to retrieve your gclid from available cookies.

Validate Only

If flagged, the request is validated but not executed!. Only errors are returned, not results, in the tab Event Inspector.

Debug Enabled

If flagged, Google endpoint will perform all upload checks and return errors if any are found. If false, it will perform only basic input validation, skip subsequent upload checks, and return success even if no click was found for the provided user identifiers. More details are available by following this LINK.

Quick reference

Commanders Act Events
Google Tracking

[Any Event] [1]

customers.uploadClickConversions

Field mappings

At least one of the following identifiers must be provided:

  • User email

  • User phone

Commanders Act Properties
Google Properties

id

orderId

partners.google.gclid

Google Analytics Measurement Id

gclid [1]

partners.google.gbraid

gbraid [2]

partners.google.wbraid

wbraid [3]

partners.google.email_source

partners.google.phone_source

userIdentifierSource [4]

user.email_sha256

hashedEmail [4][5]

user.phone

hashedPhoneNumber [4][5]

partners.google.aduserdata

consent.adUserData [6]

partners.google.adpers

consent.adPersonalization [6]

partners.google.merchant_id

cartData.merchantId

partners.google.feed_country_code

cartData.feedCountryCode

partners.google.feed_language_code

cartData.feedLanguageCode

partners.google.local_transaction_cost

cartData.localTransactionCost

items.X.id

cartData.items.X.productId

items.X.product.price

cartData.items.X.unitPrice

tems.X.quantity

cartData.items.X.quantity

Mapping Conversion Names

conversionAction [7]

value

conversionValue

currency

currencyCode

Custom variable name

conversionCustomVariable [8][9]

Your value

value [8][10]

Validate Only

validateOnly [11]

Debug Enabled

debugEnabled [11]

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