UTM Contact
Attribution.

DESIGNED FOR WIX

See which campaigns drive customer actions.

UTM Contact Attribution is designed to connect available campaign tracking parameters with supported customer actions on a Wix site.

01 / WHAT IT CONNECTS

Campaign context.
Customer action.

The app uses available tracking parameters and supported Wix platform events to associate campaign context with specific customer actions.

  • 01Forms

    Supported form submissions recorded by the connected Wix site.

  • 02Chats

    Supported chat actions where the required event information is available.

  • 03Bookings

    Supported booking actions received through the Wix platform.

  • 04Store Orders

    Supported order events received from Wix Stores.

02 / TRACKED ATTRIBUTION

The available campaign parameters.

When present and available to the app, these values can be retained with a supported action.

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Missing parameters, privacy controls, platform behavior, browser restrictions and customer configuration can limit what is available.

03 / CORE MODEL

One contact.
More than one action.

A single customer may perform several supported actions over time. Each action can retain its own available campaign attribution.

CONTACTOne contact
ACTIONSMultiple customer actions
ATTRIBUTIONPer supported action

This can help distinguish where a contact originally came from, what subsequent supported actions occurred, and which available campaign attribution was associated with those actions. Attribution describes a recorded relationship; it does not by itself prove causation.

04 / DASHBOARD

Review actions in one place.

The dashboard brings supported customer actions and their available attribution together for review.

Campaign → Customer actionUTM Contact Attribution
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05 / PLATFORM & LIMITS

Designed for Wix.

UTM Contact Attribution is being developed for Wix. Contact us for current availability; this page does not announce an App Market release.

Attribution depends on available tracking parameters and supported platform events. Browser restrictions, privacy settings, missing parameters, platform changes, third-party services, configuration and user behavior can affect the information recorded.