ClickTrail / integrations
Choose the conversion boundary
Browse by problem, runtime, conversion surface, destination, and evidence level. Every card links to a concrete path and shows what still needs a target-host test.
Start with the boundary that loses the signal
Problem
Arrival to persistence
Lost click IDs
Start with deterministic parsing, browser storage, and the verification flow when a tagged visit becomes direct later.
Form submissions
Forms lose campaign context
Use the form guide and the adapter that matches the installed form plugin, cache layer, and final record.
Commerce
Orders show Direct
Inspect WooCommerce order attribution, purchase events, consent, and provider receipt as separate surfaces.
CRM handoff
CRM fields are blank
Define the receiving record and use a generic webhook only when its request, response, retry, and record are observable.
Revenue
Offline outcomes do not reconcile
Use the offline conversion guide to define match keys, event time, correction, value, and destination acceptance.
Use the host your team can verify
Runtime
JavaScript / TypeScript
JavaScript
Use the pure parser and browser entry points when a JavaScript application owns capture and events.
Node.js 18+
Node
Build or merge canonical events in a Node service that owns the request and destination boundary.
Next.js application
Next.js
Keep capture SSR-safe and attach events at the Next.js route or server boundary you own.
Astro 4+
Astro
Use view-transition-aware client and server helpers while the host keeps consent and proxy ownership.
Nuxt 3+
Nuxt
Boot the browser SDK SSR-safely and use Nitro helpers only where the Nuxt host owns the boundary.
SvelteKit 2+
SvelteKit
Carry acquisition context through SvelteKit handles, navigations, and server conversion helpers.
Qwik / Qwik City
Qwik
Use resumability-friendly middleware and explicit server helpers without eagerly adding client work.
Svelte CLI / SvelteKit
Svelte CLI
Scaffold the SvelteKit hook and example endpoint, then verify the generated host code before use.
Map the record that counts
Conversion surface
WordPress / Gravity Forms
Gravity Forms
Use the server-side submission hook path and verify hidden fields, cached pages, AJAX rendering, consent, and the final entry.
WordPress / Contact Form 7
Contact Form 7
Use the Contact Form 7 submission boundary and verify shortcode fields, AJAX behavior, consent, mail, and the final record.
WordPress / WPForms
WPForms
Verify WPForms field mapping and submission lifecycle against the exact plugin, cache, consent, and CRM setup.
WordPress / Ninja Forms
Ninja Forms
Check Ninja Forms field names, lifecycle hooks, consent, cache, and CRM mapping before rollout.
WordPress / Elementor Forms
Elementor Forms
Verify Elementor form rendering, submission hooks, consent, cache, and the final stored or forwarded record.
WordPress / Fluent Forms
Fluent Forms
Use the WordPress form path with the exact Fluent Forms version and hook contract under test.
Shopify storefront and checkout
Shopify
Use this page to scope a Shopify implementation, but do not treat it as a native ClickTrail adapter until one exists and is verified.
WordPress / WooCommerce
WooCommerce
Inspect WooCommerce order attribution and purchase events separately from any downstream provider receipt.
Browser or workflow
Formbricks
Treat survey or feedback responses as a conversion surface only after the host defines field ownership and consent.
Typeform embed or webhook
Typeform
Treat Typeform responses as an external form boundary and verify the response webhook, consent, and CRM mapping.
Calendly embed or webhook
Calendly
Scope Calendly as a booking boundary and verify the webhook or embed event before describing it as a native adapter.
Separate configured delivery from provider support
Destination
Browser or server
PostHog
Map ClickTrail events to PostHog only after the host has defined consent, event ownership, and a provider receipt.
Browser dataLayer
Google Tag Manager
Push canonical events to a host-owned dataLayer and let the GTM container own tag routing and destination mapping.
Node, WordPress, or tagging server
Server-side GTM
Use ClickTrail as an event and delivery input to a tagging server you already own. It does not create or operate that server.
Webhook or server
HubSpot
Map a verified ClickTrail payload to HubSpot only when the CRM owner has approved fields, authentication, and lifecycle semantics.
Webhook or server
Twenty
Scope a Twenty CRM mapping around the record and stage that the sales team considers authoritative.
Browser or server
Chatwoot
Attach approved acquisition context to a Chatwoot conversation only after the inbox owner defines identity and retention rules.
Webhook or server
Odoo
Define the Odoo lead or opportunity field that receives the canonical source context and verify the final record.
Webhook or server
PipeRun
Treat PipeRun as a generic CRM endpoint until a provider-specific adapter and accepted record are documented.
Server or WordPress
Generic CRM webhook
Use a generic webhook only when the receiving CRM contract, authentication, retry behavior, and final record are observable.
Server or WordPress delivery
HubSpot webhook
Map a canonical event to a HubSpot webhook only after authentication, field ownership, consent, and receipt are defined.
n8n workflow
n8n
Use the n8n community node for lead and conversion operations, then prove the workflow's final record and retry behavior.
Activepieces
Activepieces
Use the ClickTrail piece actions only after the workflow owner defines consent, error, and destination handling.
Directus extension
Directus
Use the Directus extension at the collection or flow boundary that owns the business record.
Typebot block logic
Typebot
Map bot variables to the canonical payload and keep the send guarantee separate from a provider receipt.
Browser or server
REST API
Use a generic REST endpoint as an explicit boundary with request, response, retry, and final-record evidence.