Connect Landingi to Google Offline Conversions Tracking with LeadsBridge

1. Head over to the left sidebar and click on Google Suite.
2. Click Google Offline Conversions Tracking.
3. You'll be taken to the Google Offline Conversions Tracking section of your account.
4. Click on Add New.
5. You'll be taken to the first step of the bridge creation.

1. Select the Google Ad Account you want to assign the Google Offline Conversions Tracking.
2. Select the Facebook Business Manager associated.
3. Click Next.

1. Pick an existing Custom Conversion or choose to create a new one from the drop-down.
2. In case of a new one, enter the name for your Google Offline Conversions Tracking (this will be visible inside your Business Manager).
3. Add some labels to identify your bridge later in LeadsBridge.
4. Click Next.

1. Choose Landingi as source of your contacts.
2. Select to use an existing integration or to create a new one.
3. Click Next.

You may skip the integration part if your integration has been already configured.

Integrate Landingi with LeadsBridge

1. Type in the name you'd like to call your integration to recognize it later.
2. Enter Webhook to connect your Landingi with LeadsBridge.
3. Landingi gives the possibility to send lead’s information to a Webhook URL, this is set up in the form settings. Create the bridge and select Landingi as Source. In the source step, you’ll see a URL address, set that endpoint as the data receiver inside your Landingi form settings.
   
4. Set the Webhook with lead information in a form by following the steps below:
   1. Log in to your account in the Landingi platform. Then go to editing the selected landing page.
   2. In the editor, go to form settings. On the left, enter the Integrations and choose integration with Webhook.
   3. In the Request URL field, paste the URL provided by LeadsBrdige during the Bridge creation.
   4. In the Request method field, select POST.
   5. Map the Landingi form fields with the fields that you would like to receive in LeadsBridge.
   6. In the Request Headers fields, set the request headers that will be sent each time the form is sent. Remember that each heading consists of two parts: key and value, e.g. API_KEY: 1234-abcd-5678, where the first field concerns key and the second - value.
   7. In the Request parameters fields you can set additional parameters that will be sent together with the form. Similarly to headers, it consists of two parts: key and value, which should be completed. For example, if we have a form with an email field and we set one parameter source:landingi, then each time someone sends this form, the query will send data to the API: email: marta@test.com (or what the user enters in the form) and source: Landingi. The request parameters perform almost the same function as the hidden fields in the form, but their advantage is that they are invisible from the page code.
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5. Click Next.

Contacts segmentation

1. Select the segment you'd like to use as the source for your contacts.
2. You may also add filter conditions by clicking the Source Filter button:

• Add conditions to filter contacts and tailor specific segments.
• Remember that source data will be processed only when all conditions added are met.

Click Next.

Fields Mapping

Here you can map your Landingi information with your destination fields.

You'll see a field name with the destination integration's logo at the top, this indicates the name of the field on Google Offline Conversions Tracking.

Underneath there's a box where you may add the information you'd like to send.

• Check each of the Google Offline Conversions Tracking fields available and match the data you wish to sync from Landingi.
• Map as many fields as possible to achieve higher performing data matching to people on Google.
• Please remember to specify these mandatory fields to create the Event Set:
• Event Name: the event type;
• Event Time: when the conversion occurred;
• Event Value: the value of the conversion, like the amount spent;
• Transaction Currency.
• You may also leave blank the box of a field's information you don't want to send through.

Custom Data

Custom Data can be used for creating segments in your reporting or building custom audiences next.

Custom Data is not used for matching offline events to people on Facebook.

1. Add the Custom Data custom field from the dropdown at the bottom.
2. Select one or more information you'd like to add to your conversion inside the Custom Data field, for example the Category and the Location of a customer's order.

Once accomplished your desired outcome, click Next.

Audience Sources

Here you can Edit the source created, Delete it or Add Another Source to combine different sources into your Google Offline Conversions Tracking.

If you'd like to add other source data, please click Add Another Source and repeat the Step 3 to setup your new source.

Once done, click Next and head to the last step.

1. Before proceeding, please check the information recap.
2. Choose if you'd like to run a Simulation or you're ready to go Live.

• Simulation mode provides you with the opportunity to elaborate source data excluding the data sync process. The outcome is a report in order to verify the information processed.
• Live mode process source data and sync information with Google Offline Conversions Tracking as the outcome. Activate this when you're ready to go live.

Click Publish to start syncing your contacts.