The thirteen sources
Open Sources. Every connection lives on one card there. There is no Settings page for sources.Ad platforms
Revenue and event sources
Manual webhook sources give you a workspace URL. Paste that URL into the source dashboard.
Whop is different. Datalyr creates and secures the Whop webhook after you connect the Account API key.
ClickFunnels posts to
https://webhooks.datalyr.com/clickfunnels/{workspace_public_id}. Create its rule by hand in Conversions.
Connect in this order
1
Install tracking
Install the tracking script. Confirm one event in Events.
2
Connect the revenue source
Connect the system that records money. Trace one real transaction into Events.
3
Connect the ad platform
Connect the ad platform. Finish its account step.
4
Create one rule
Open Conversions. Select manage rules. Create one rule for your highest-value event.
5
Prove delivery
Send one test. Confirm the delivery row and the ad platform’s own diagnostics.
Card states
last event and no events in 30d describe data freshness, not authorization. A source can stay authorized while it goes quiet, so read both.
Starter rules
We ship pre-built rule blueprints for six sources. Select the flag icon on a connected source card to open them.
Google Ads has no blueprints. Google needs a conversion action ID that differs per workspace, so you pick it yourself.
Whop Ads can send purchases to Meta. Do not enable a Datalyr rule for the same Meta conversion path.
Blueprints exist for ClickFunnels too. Reach them by creating the rule by hand in Conversions.
Verify
- Open Sources. Confirm your revenue source shows a recent
last eventtime. - Confirm your ad platform card shows no
needs primary accounttext. - Open Conversions. Confirm one row exists for your rule.
- Confirm that row’s status reads
sent.
When it does not work
Next
- Conversion delivery: what a rule does between the event and the ad platform.
- Conversions: read a delivery row.
- Meta Ads: the deepest per-platform reference.
- Klaviyo: automatic click attribution and optional Shopify revenue reporting.