Events Tracking
Google Tag Manager events tracking for conversion and much more.
Track and analyze user behavior during the checkout process with Paytring’s Quick Checkout. Here’s a breakdown of key events and how they enhance your analytics:
Key Events
begin_checkout
This event signifies the start of the checkout process. It captures details such as:
- Items in the cart
- Total value
- User information (if logged in)
- Relevant pricing details
Example Payload:
add_shipping_info
This event indicates that the user has provided their shipping details. It includes additional information such as:
- Shipping address (city, country, line1, line2, name, etc.)
- Shipping handle
- Shipping charges
purchase
This event signifies the completion of a purchase. It includes detailed order information, marking the successful processing of the order.
Send Custom Cart Data to Your Analytics Stack
With Paytring’s Quick Checkout, all cart attributes—including custom fields like rp_id
, track_code
, source_code
, and more—are automatically pushed to your analytics platforms. This ensures deeper insights, better attribution, and actionable data.
Seamless Integration with Analytics Tools
Paytring supports all major analytics platforms, including:
- Mixpanel
- Google Analytics (GA4)
- Google Tag Manager (GTM)
Example: If your cart includes:
These attributes will appear in your event data across analytics dashboards, enabling segmentation, funnel analysis, and campaign attribution.
Benefits of Analytics Sync
- ✅ Campaign Attribution: Identify which marketing efforts drive revenue.
- ✅ User Segmentation: Create granular cohorts using custom attributes.
- ✅ Funnel Optimization: Pinpoint drop-off points with more context.
- ✅ A/B Testing Insights: Correlate test variants with real checkout behavior.
- ✅ Zero Manual Tagging: Automatically sync all data passed through Quick Checkout.
This powerful visibility empowers your marketing, product, and data teams to optimize campaigns, product offerings, and customer journeys—without additional development effort.