Our call tracking platform uses unique phone numbers and dynamic number insertion (DNI) to attribute incoming calls to specific ad campaigns, keywords, or creatives. When a visitor clicks through a paid ad (like Google Ads), we assign a dedicated tracking number tied to that ad source. This data flows into your dashboard and can also be synced to platforms like Google Ads and Analytics so you can measure true ROI across campaigns — down to the keyword or UTM level.
Yes, our platform supports dynamic number insertion across a wide range of ad sources, including Google Ads, Bing, Facebook, and more. DNI works by swapping phone numbers on your website in real time based on how a user arrived — whether through paid search, social, display ads, or referral links. You'll be able to attribute every call to its true origin without manually managing dozens of phone numbers.
It does — even though Facebook and Instagram often lead to calls through landing pages rather than direct click-to-call. We track those calls by using unique numbers and UTM parameters in your ad links. When a visitor lands on your site from a Facebook or Instagram ad, our system assigns a dynamic number that ties back to the ad set, campaign, or creative. You'll see exactly how social media contributes to your call volume and revenue.
Yes. You can integrate call events with automation tools like HubSpot, Salesforce, or Zapier to trigger workflows. For example, after a missed call, you could send an automated follow-up email, create a new task for your sales team, or trigger an SMS reminder. This helps streamline your lead nurturing process and ensures no opportunities fall through the cracks.
Absolutely. Each tracking number can be associated with specific landing pages, and our platform tracks user behavior on-site. This allows you to see which pages (or even which page variants in A/B tests) generate the most inbound calls. It's especially useful for marketers focused on SEO, CRO, and content marketing — helping you optimize the pages that truly convert.
With dynamic tracking numbers and referral/source attribution, our system can identify when a visitor came from organic search (like Google, Bing, or DuckDuckGo). Calls from these users will be labeled as “organic” in your call logs and analytics dashboard. You'll be able to see not just that a call came from search, but also which landing page they viewed, giving you a complete picture of SEO-driven performance.
Yes, call tracking data integrates directly into Google Analytics, allowing you to view call events as goals or conversions. From there, you can segment by traffic source — including organic, direct, paid, referral, and email. This makes it easy to generate reports on which marketing channels are driving the most valuable phone leads.
Not at all. Our tracking script is lightweight, asynchronous, and fully compatible with Google Tag Manager and other third-party tools. It won't block or slow down other scripts, and we provide implementation best practices to prevent any tag conflicts. Plus, our support team is available if you'd like help configuring GTM containers or debugging script placements.