Bring a clear priority to every client
A conversion that stops being recorded can look like a change in your client’s business. Monday’s summary tells you which projects to open and, in each one, what stopped arriving and since when.

Don’t wait for your client to tell you
Monday’s summary puts the projects that need you first. On WooCommerce and PrestaShop, TraceLog notices theme or consent-setup changes by itself and shows them beside the alert, without claiming they caused it. When the month closes you download its figures for your report, with the days TraceLog couldn’t count.
Example agency: 1 of 3 projects needs attention, January 12 to 18.
Needs attention
Northstar Home
The purchase stopped arriving on Wednesday, January 14.
Start with one client
One client first
Install it on one client’s site and verify its conversion path, free.
The rest of the portfolio
Add your other clients to the same account, each in their own project, with one session limit for the whole portfolio.
Each client sees their project
Invite each client to see only their own project.
An agency’s questions, answered before you try it
How long before it alerts me?
If the step arrives about ten times a day or more, the morning after a full day without it. If less, after seven days in a row without it, which is the purchase in a store with few daily sales. It only alerts on steps that already arrive steadily. In a store that sells on fewer than five days a week, TraceLog can’t alert on the purchase yet, and the project says so.
How many weekly emails arrive?
Summaries are weekly and require subscription. One project gets its project summary; two or more get a portfolio summary. The creator is subscribed and other members can subscribe.
Does TraceLog need access to my clients’ accounts?
No. TraceLog never asks for access to GA4, Meta or Google Ads.
Does it score or rank clients?
No. The portfolio lists every client project, those that need your attention first. It shows no rate, ranking or score.
Is it white-label?
No. Clients see TraceLog, and each client sees only their own project.
My agency already checks tracking with scripts. What does TraceLog add?
They probably cover a lot of what you need. But if the source they read stops recording a conversion, it can look like a change in your client’s business. TraceLog keeps its own record on each site, checks it every day, and on Monday tells you which projects to open.
What if the fault is TraceLog’s?
If the fault is TraceLog’s, it tells you so, instead of sending you to check every client’s site.
Can I ask about a client from my own assistant?
Yes. Claude Code, Cursor and Claude Desktop connect with a key per project, and the key only reads: it writes nothing.