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Conversion Script Parameters

How to configure the conversion script with minimal and extended setup options. Overview of parameters available for optimizing your data tracking.

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The conversion script is flexible and offers both minimal and extended setup options.

1. Minimal Setup

For the minimal setup, only two parameters are required:

Parameter

Description

Pages

sid

Store ID: A unique identifier for the e-commerce store

Required for all pages

oid

Order ID: A unique identifier for the order

Required for order confirmation/status or thank_you page

2. Extended Setup

The extended setup includes all parameters from the minimal setup, but allows you to enrich your data for more in-depth analysis. All parameters in this section are optional and can be omitted depending on your needs.

Although many details are automatically detected, some e-commerce platforms have restrictions that could result in improved data quality if you provide this information directly from the platform.

Note: Some parameters may not be available depending on your e-commerce platform.

Parameter

Description

Example

on

Order Number: A human-readable order identifier

Format may vary depending on the platform

cid

Customer ID: A unique identifier for a registered customer

Format may vary depending on the platform

cim

Cart Item Count: The number of items in the cart

3

spt

Content category

"New Cars”

sptt

Page title

“Best choice of cars”

sppt

Product title

“BMW M3”

spos

Product options size: Number of options for a product (e.g., colours or sizes)

4

scr

Currency ISO code

“USD”

scpp

Product price

132.00

sctp

Cart total price

598.76

sss

Search terms

“BMW blue”

spi

Product ID: A unique identifier for a product being viewed

Format may vary depending on the platform

sci

Collection ID: A unique identifier for a collection being viewed

Format may vary depending on the platform

scc

Collection contents as a string-encoded JSON

[{ "id": "foo", "variantID": "1", "price": "13200", "quantity": "3" }, …]

sca

Cart contents as a string-encoded JSON

[{ "id": "foo", "variantID": "1", "price": "13200", "quantity": "3" }, …]

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