Tracking conversions (JavaScript)

When a tracked visitor completes a goal — a purchase, signup, or lead — record it from the browser with window.ConverStream.trackConversion. The tracker automatically attaches the click id it stored in the first-party cookie, so you only pass the conversion details.

Usage

Call this on your confirmation or thank-you page:

window.ConverStream.trackConversion({
  revenue: 50.00,
  currency: "USD",
  external_conversion_id: "order_123"
});

Field	Description
`revenue`	Conversion value as a number.
`currency`	ISO currency code, e.g. `"USD"`.
`external_conversion_id`	Your own order or transaction id, used to de-duplicate and reconcile.

What it sends

The helper posts to POST /api/v1/conversions using your public site key:

{
  "site_key": "PUBLIC_SITE_KEY",
  "click_id": "xyz789",
  "revenue": 50.00,
  "currency": "USD",
  "external_conversion_id": "order_123"
}

Response 202 Accepted:

{ "success": true }

Error 401 Unauthorized:

{ "error": "unauthorized" }

Browser-side conversion tracking is convenient, but values set in the browser can be altered by the user. For trustworthy revenue data — especially for billing or payouts — record conversions from your server instead.