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# Criteo (offline conversions)

[Criteo ](https://www.criteo.com/)est une entreprise de publicité qui fournit des publicités display en ligne.\
Envoyez vos offline conversions, comme les achats effectués en magasin physique, directement à Criteo.

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### Variable Store ID :

Vous devez spécifier la variable Store ID, la variable correspondant à l'identifiant du magasin dans vos conversions.

### Filtre des offline conversions :

Par défaut, nous appliquons un filtre sur conversion\_type = 'offline' pour n'envoyer que les offline conversions. Toutefois, si vous avez une configuration spécifique, vous pouvez modifier cette valeur si nécessaire.

### ID du compte Criteo :

Saisissez votre ID de compte Criteo, vous pouvez le trouver directement dans l'interface Criteo.

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