How TraceLog checks your record every day
After a change of theme, checkout, consent setup or platform, a step can stop arriving with no error shown.
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Define what should arrive
The conversion and the steps before it: a purchase, a lead, a booking, a sign-up, a subscription, a request or a donation. On WooCommerce and PrestaShop, the plugin or the module sets it up for you.
The conversion path the plugin declares
view_itemadd_to_cartbegin_checkoutpurchase
Verify the installation
Go through each step once and TraceLog checks it live against the events it receives. If something does not match, it does not verify the project and says what to check.
begin_checkoutpurchase
Waiting for these events: walk the path on your site, through to the conversion, to fire them.
TraceLog watches it every day
Once a day, in the project's time zone, TraceLog checks that each step you defined keeps arriving.
When it watches a step
Once it arrives steadily
On at least five of the last seven days.
When it alerts
The next morning
After a full day without that step.
On little traffic
After seven days in a row
For a step that arrives fewer than ten times a day.
An alert says which step stopped arriving and which TraceLog figures it leaves incomplete
Every Monday morning a summary arrives too, even when nothing went wrong, and says which of your steps arrived on which days.
purchase stopped arriving on Wednesday, January 14
Still open · Conversion: purchase · Detected Jan 15, 2026, 2:10 AM
- Which step stopped arriving, and since which day.
- Which TraceLog figures it leaves incomplete.
- When the step arrives again, on the alert's page.
- When the fault is TraceLog's own.
Ask what changed
AI explains. TraceLog computes. AI chooses a validated, read-only query; TraceLog runs it and states the result. Your own assistant uses the same queries, and every answer can be rerun in the explorer. A saved question runs again over current data.
What was last week's conversion rate?
purchase conversion rate, Jan 5 – Jan 11, 2026: 2.2 % over 18,420 sessions.
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TraceLog checks its own record and nothing beyond it
What it tells you
- Which step stopped arriving, and since when.
- Which TraceLog figures are incomplete.
- When the fault is TraceLog's own.
What it does not tell you
- Why it happened.
- What to do: what you change is your decision.
- Whether GA4, Meta or Google Ads received their data.
tracelog.io records its own conversions in TraceLog
The conversion path of tracelog.io is recorded in TraceLog. The page you are reading is part of our own project.
Install it and verify your path
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