Conversion value needs review
Last updated Oct 28, 2026
The conversion path declares a value and a conversion arrived without one, at zero or below, or in another currency. It warns and never blocks.
What was observed
Your conversion path declares that this conversion carries a value, and what arrived was missing, zero or less, or in a currency other than the path's. A missing currency counts as a different one. The check runs only when the path declares a value.
The warning can be expected, and the data may need no change. A zero-value order can be real: a fully discounted order, a free trial, a gift card. A store that sells in several currencies warns on every conversion outside the path's.
Check that the value and currency match the sale; a zero value or another currency can be correct.
What to check
- Check that the amount and currency match the actual transaction.
- Check that the value is read after discounts and tax are applied, not from a subtotal that has not been calculated yet.
- Send a number, not a formatted string.
89.9, not"€89.90". - Send the currency as three uppercase letters —
EUR,GBP,USD. - If your store genuinely sells in several currencies, the path still declares one, and conversions in the others keep this warning. Send the amounts as they happened rather than converting them in your code.
- If the conversion has no value at all, take value and currency out of the path.
Effect on verification
It warns. The install can still show Conversion path verified, and the condition stays visible on the Path page.