Before the integration can be implemented, gather the following information:

All URLs that point to your production environment site where the tracking integration will be implemented
The top-level URL that's permitted for deep linking to your site (e.g., example.com would allow deeplinking to any subdomain of the site).
Confirm that impact.com can append query string parameters (e.g., https://www.example.com/store?irclickid={clickid}) to all landing page URLs of your site — these cannot be striped by your site.

Step 1: Event Type configuration

Online Sale Event Type

Check that an Online Sale event type has been created and validated in your account.

Online Sale Event Type

From the left navigation bar, select
[Vertical Ellipsis] → Settings.
In the right column, go to the Tracking section and select Event Types.
Confirm that your event type matches below:
- Type is Online Sale.
- Tracking is Impact FTP, Email, or Partner FTP depending on your chosen submission method.
- Validated is
  [Checkmark].
- [Optional] Promo Code is
  [Checkmark] if you're also tracking promo codes.

Step 2: Gateway Tracking configuration

Campaign Tracking Template

Confirm that the campaign tracking template includes irclickid=clickid as a query string parameter.

From the left navigation bar, select [Vertical Ellipsis] → Settings.
In the right column, select Gateway.
Find the Campaign Tracking Template line item. Confirm there's a query string parameter configured exactly identical (case-sensitive) to the screenshot below (irclickid = {clickid}):
If you’ve made any changes, select Save; otherwise select Cancel.

Deep Linking

Confirm that your website and store domain(s) are configured under deep linking, which enables partners to link traffic directly to specific pages and products.

From the left navigation bar, select [Vertical Ellipsis] → Settings.
In the right column, go to the Tracking section and select Gateway.
Find the Deep Linking line item — next to Permitted Domains, confirm that your site's top-level domain (without the http(s):// prefix) is there:
If you’ve made any changes, select Save; otherwise select Cancel.

Step 3: General Tracking configuration

Site Definition

Confirm that your website domain(s) are configured as site definitions, which enables our tracking solution to forward traffic from our domains to yours.

From the left navigation bar, select [Vertical Ellipsis] → Settings.
In the right column, go to the Tracking section and select General.
Next to the Site Definition line item, confirm that the domains that you want to track are specified as a comma-separated list (no spaces, without the http(s):// prefix). For example, a value of example.com would track everything on any top-level (e.g., example.com/store) and sub-domains (e.g., store.example.com).
If you’ve made any changes, select Save; otherwise select Cancel.