Customerlabs CDP Documentation
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Getting Started
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CDP Core Concepts
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Website Event Tracking
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- E-commerce Platform Integration
- Shopify+CustomerLabs CDP Integration Guide
- WooCommerce + CustomerLabs CDP Integration Guide
- BigCommerce + CustomerLabs CDP Integration Guide
- Custom conversion or synthetic events for Shopify and WooCommerce
- Hubspot + CustomerLabs integration
- Go High Level+ CustomerLabs Integration Tracking
- Typeform + CustomerLabs Integration Tracking
- Formstack + CustomerLabs Integration Tracking
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Destinations
- CustomerLabs + Google Analytics (GA4) Integration
- CustomerLabs + Google Adwords Integration
- Customerlabs + Facebook Offline Conversion Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP+ Meta CRM Pixel Integration
- CustomerLabs + Intercom Integration
- CustomerLabs + iiintent.io Integration
- CustomerLabs + LinkedIn Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP + Zapier Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP + Drip Integration
- CustomerLabs + Segment Integration
- CustomerLabs + Google Sheets Integration
- CustomerLabs + Gist (ConvertFox) Integration
- CustomerLabs + Webhooks Integration
- CustomerLabs + BigQuery Integration
- CustomerLabs + Mixpanel Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP + Customer.io integration
- CustomerLabs + Sendinblue Integration
- CustomerLabs + Klaviyo Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP+ TikTok Integration (Beta)
- CustomerLabs CDP + Audience Lab Integration
- CustomerLabs + Maropost Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP+ LimeChat Integration
- CustomerLabs CDP + KickBox integration
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Sources
- Introduction to CustomerLabs CDP Sources
- Source - Freshsales
- Source - HubSpot
- Source - Drift
- Source - Intercom
- Source - Facebook
- Source – Salesforce
- Source - iiintent.io
- Custom Source
- Source - CSV Upload
- Source - Pipedrive
- Source - Jotform
- Source - Typeform
- Source - Google Ads
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Segmentation
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Monitoring
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Privacy
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Help
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Change Log
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Custom Branding
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Introducing No-Code Event Tracker
No-Code Event Tracker helps marketers collect rich & contextual information about their website visitors without depending on their developers.
What can you do with No-Code Event Tracker
- Track website user events such as page views, button or link clicks, form submissions, products added to cart, purchases & more
- Add rich contextual information by collecting properties for your events such as details about your product, form fields or any other metadata
- Select a common identifier so that the system continues to associate new & updated user data such as full name, company, address & much more
- Sync the wholistic customer data to any tool in your martech stack to boost marketing effectiveness
How to setup No-Code Event Tracker
- After signing up, click ‘Connect your website’ to get the Javascript tracking code. Paste the tracking code on the head tag of your website.
- On the home page, Navigate to the Custom Events section and click ‘Launch the No-Code Event Tracker’
- Set up the events that you want to track based on your use case.
- Debug the events that you’ve tracked by clicking the ‘Verify event data’ on the home page
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