FlowTracker stores the cookie and click identifiers plus the UTM detail from Meta, Google and TikTok the moment a lead lands, then matches the Telegram join, the chat message, the broker registration and the deposit back to that same click. Every matched step goes back to the ad platform it came from at a 97.2% match rate on traffic that arrives through a tracked link, and into your own database at the same time.

Browser pixels die to ad blockers, iOS privacy, expired cookies and app-switching. FlowTracker records events on the server, where nothing can block them.
| Capability | FlowTracker server-side | Browser pixel |
|---|---|---|
| Survives ad blockers and iOS privacy | Yes, server to server | No |
| Tracks through Telegram and WhatsApp | Yes, native | Trail lost at app switch |
| Cross-device identity | Yes, fingerprinting | Single browser only |
| Broker FTD and deposit events | 34+ integrations + S2S | Not possible |
| Attribution window | 30 to 90 days | 7 days (cookie lifetime) |
| Typical accuracy on tracked-link traffic | ~100% | ~40% |
Four stages run on autopilot behind every conversion: click capture on landing, event enrichment, identity matching across channels, then delivery to the ad platform and to your own database.
The moment a lead lands, FlowTracker stores the cookie and click identifiers plus the full UTM detail from Meta, Google or TikTok. Every event after that carries device, browser, GEO, messaging identity, broker account data and payment context, 43 parameters in total. That density is what makes a 97.2% match rate on tracked-link traffic possible.
A lead clicks your Meta ad on mobile, joins your Telegram group, messages you, then registers with the broker on desktop three days later. FlowTracker matches each of those steps back to the click that started them, which is the part a browser pixel cannot do, so the FTD still lands on the right ad.
Every matched event fires back to the ad platform the click came from, Meta Conversions API, TikTok Events API or Google Ads, deduplicated and hashed, so the algorithm can optimise on real outcomes instead of cheap clicks. The same event is written to your own database inside FlowTracker at the same time. Both, not either.
Because you hold the UTM level record yourself, FlowTracker can show which ads, ad sets and campaigns produced revenue without depending on Meta, Google or TikTok to attribute it for you. Add UTMs to your ads and the breakdown goes all the way down to the individual creative. You are not taking the platform's word for its own performance.
Every stage from click to FTD, per campaign, per ad set, per creative. Spot the drop-off, fix it, watch the delta the same day.
Once attribution is flowing, act on it: route hot leads with the CRM & Workflow Builder and re-engage cold ones with Broadcast Campaigns.
Three layers work together: the cookie and click identifiers plus the UTM detail saved the moment the lead lands, 43 enrichment parameters per event, and an identity graph that joins deterministic signals (Telegram ID, phone number, broker account ID) with probabilistic fingerprinting. When an FTD fires from your broker, we already know which click started the journey.
Yes, that is the point of keeping your own copy. Every matched step is sent back to the ad platform it came from and written to your own database at the same time. Because the UTM detail is stored with it, FlowTracker reports revenue by campaign, ad set, ad and creative from your own records, so you are not asking Meta, Google or TikTok to grade their own performance. The more consistent your UTMs, the finer that breakdown gets.
No. FlowTracker deduplicates automatically using event IDs, so you can run your existing pixel alongside our server-side events. Most teams keep the pixel for page-view signals and let FlowTracker own everything from Contact through FTD.
FlowTracker integrates with 34+ brokers directly, plus Cellxpert and generic S2S postbacks for any affiliate program that can call a URL. Stripe and Shopify are built into the backend for e-commerce teams, and Whop is supported on the ads side, with tracked links carrying the click id into the Whop checkout and conversions sent back server-side. See the full list on our integrations page.
Server-side identity does not expire like a browser cookie. FlowTracker supports 30, 60 and 90 day attribution windows, so an FTD that lands three weeks after the first click is still matched to the originating ad and fired to CAPI with the correct click ID.
Yes. Personal identifiers are hashed before they leave your workspace, CAPI payloads follow each platform's data standards, and data processing agreements are available for EU teams. Read more in our GDPR documentation.
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