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When something changes on your site

After a routine change, a step can stop arriving while nothing on the site shows an error. These are the moments it happens, and what TraceLog shows in each.

In a store, a routine change can stop conversions being recorded

WhenWhat changesWhat TraceLog showsPlan
You change platformEvery event is installed again, on another checkout.Whether each step arrives on the new platform: live while you install, then every day.Every plan
You install or update a themeA button or a page can stop sending its step.If the step was arriving steadily, an alert names it and the figures it leaves incomplete. It comes the morning after a full day without it, or after seven days for a step under ten a day.Every plan
You change the checkout or a payment methodA step of the checkout can stop sending its event.Which step stopped arriving and since when, and which TraceLog figures it leaves incomplete.Every plan
You change the consent bannerThe browser can stop sending events, before or after consent.If a step stops arriving, an alert with the days affected. Where the server confirms the order, the order still counts.Every plan
You launch a campaignNew visitors arrive through new landing pages.Each conversion's rate by campaign, channel and landing page, against the period before.From Pro
Someone asks why sales fellPerhaps nothing on the site, perhaps a change nobody noted.Which conversion, step or segment fell against the period before, where the data supports the comparison. Never the cause.From Pro

For an agency, the same moments repeat across every client

WhenWhat changesWhat TraceLog showsPlan
You take on a new clientAnother store whose tracking someone else installed.You verify its installation live, in the same account and shared session limit as the rest.Every plan; one limit on Agency
The portfolio on MondayAny of the stores may have stopped recording a step.Which client projects need attention, and the evidence for each. Never a rate, a ranking or a score.Agency
You prepare the client reportA figure you present may rest on an incomplete record.Which projects have an incomplete record, and beside a change you noted, what TraceLog observed afterwards. The order establishes no cause.Agency

TraceLog for agencies

It never says why

What TraceLog names

  • What changed, where, and since when.
  • Whether its own record is complete.

What it leaves to you

  • Why it changed, and what to change: the decision is yours.
  • What GA4, Meta or Google Ads received.

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