Event source URL: If possible, this should be set to the website you’ve embedded the form on. This field is required if you chose “Website” as the action source. Customer information: This is the customer information that will be used for matching. You should simply map as much customer information as you have available (eg. email address, phone number, name). There’s no need to “hash” this – Zapier will take care of this automatically. We’d recommend at least sending: Email Client IP Address User-Agent If you followed steps and correctly, you will be able to select the IP address and user-agent along with all other form data: That’s it! Go ahead and hit “Continue”, then “Test step”.
You should see a response like the following, and without any error messages: That’s it! Our event has successfully been sent to Meta. Next, we’ll double check it’s arrived safely in the Facebook Business Manager interface. stage, no worries – just see “troubleshooting”, below. Check your event in Facebook If, while on Facebook’s “Event Manager”, you see a warning asking you uruguay number data to allow or block any events from Growform or a domain you recognise, you must hit allow in order for the events to be received successfully. Facebook have an up-to minute delay on event tracking – so if you successfully sent your event in the previous step but don’t yet see it, come back in half an hour.
In our experience, events do take - minutes to appear! Navigate to business. and go to “Events manager”. At time of writing, this is accessed by hitting “All tools”, and then “Events manager”. Ensure you’re on the correct account that you sent the data to – sometimes you may need to toggle accounts in the top-right corner, and even hit “See more ad accounts”. Under “Data sources”, choose your pixel, and look for the event name you sent earlier. If you see the correct event name, you should see “Multiple” or “Conversions API” under the “Integration” column – this means that the event was successfully received via API.