17 docs tagged with "tracking"

Define custom rules to group your traffic into channels (Paid Search, Organic Social, Affiliates…) with a drafts→test→publish flow, CSV import/export, and MCP tools.

Group pages into logical categories using URL pattern rules for easier analysis in the Pages report.

Capture business-specific data fields with custom properties sent from your pixel.

Complete guide to tracking e-commerce conversions, revenue, and customer journey with SealMetrics. Includes examples for WooCommerce, Shopify, and custom platforms.

Get started with Sealmetrics in under 5 minutes — from account setup and tracking installation to your first privacy-first analytics insights.

How to add, manage, and remove the domains authorized to send tracking data to your Sealmetrics site — at site creation or later from the Domains tab.

Learn how to track conversions and microconversions with SealMetrics. Measure purchases, signups, leads, and user interactions.

Track form submissions and conversions from AJAX forms with SealMetrics. Works with any JavaScript framework.

Complete guide to tracking React applications with SealMetrics. Includes examples for react-router, conversions, and microconversions.

Block individual IPs or CIDR ranges from tracking to exclude internal traffic, known bots, competitors, or test infrastructure

Discard tracking hits from specific IPs or CIDR ranges — offices, QA environments, internal tools — so internal traffic never appears in your reports.

Control when pageviews are tracked in SealMetrics. Useful for SPAs, multi-step forms, and custom navigation patterns.

Generate and save reusable tracking snippets for conversions and microconversions from the Pixels page.

Save reusable pixel configurations for pageviews, conversions, and microconversions, then generate install code for JavaScript, GTM, or Tealium

Learn how to use event properties in Sealmetrics for advanced conversion tracking, custom data collection, and detailed analytics segmentation while maintaining GDPR compliance.

Map your own URL parameters (campaign_id, source_id, ad_medium…) to standard UTMs at ingest, so custom taxonomies feed straight into reports and Channel Grouping without changing your tagging.

omtrdc.net is where Adobe Analytics sends every hit. What the requests are, when they fire, why an image GET loses data, and how to check your own site.