Automatic page views
The tag observes eligible page loads and navigation across the installed site.
X-Ray attribution
Install one tag across your site to observe visits, clicks, campaigns, forms, and return sessions. Compare seven attribution models and optional customer-reported influence while keeping browser activity separate from paid-revenue claims.
Place the X-Ray tag once in the shared site template or tag manager. It loads on every page that includes that template, reads a data-only runtime manifest, and can follow configuration changes without another code release. No GitHub connection is required.
The tag observes eligible page loads and navigation across the installed site.
Forms and calls to action can be classified using governed event definitions instead of hand-coded ad hoc names.
Collection and identity behavior follow the Site's published consent policy and fail closed where required.
A checkout click can show intent. It cannot prove a paid invoice, renewal, refund, cancellation, or value correction. X-Ray keeps that boundary explicit instead of upgrading a browser event into verified revenue.
Page and session context, campaign parameters, eligible interaction events, and the runtime measurement plan.
Whether money moved, its final currency and amount, and later corrections to that fact.
Compare first touch, last touch, last non-direct, linear, time decay, position based, and custom weighted reporting without changing the underlying journey. The default position-based model allocates 40% to the first touch, 40% to the last, and shares 20% across the middle.
Confirmed clicks, direct, organic, referral, email, SMS, calls, other eligible activity, and only provider-verified views.
Structured answers such as word of mouth or offline influence. Never used as identity, a click, or activation evidence.
Event-level view evidence is unavailable for Meta, TikTok, Pinterest, AppLovin, and Google. Aggregate platform totals remain comparison data only and never become person-level touches.
The six-stage checklist keeps tag coverage, campaigns, lifecycle events, currency, consent, and observed-event verification visible as separate steps.
Follow the SaaS measurement guide