CRM and Offline Conversion Import for Revive Adserver
CRM and Offline Conversion Import lets you send conversions that happen outside the website back into Revive Adserver by CSV upload or API call. Each row carries a click id, conversion time and value, and the plugin credits the campaign and fires the server-side postback.
What it does
- Upload a CSV or call an API with click id, conversion time and value, so sales closed in a CRM or offline are tied back to the ad click.
- Imports are deduplicated against existing conversions, so a conversion already recorded is not counted twice.
- A lookback window is applied, so only conversions within the allowed time after the click are credited.
- The campaign is credited and the server-side postback fires, so reporting and downstream partners both receive the conversion.
- An import log lists rejected rows, so data problems in the file can be found and corrected.
How it fits your ad stack
The plugin works on conversions in Revive Adserver, matching each imported row to a click by click id. Teams that join CRM outcomes back to ad clicks commonly do it with click ids and server-side postbacks, which is the pattern this plugin follows. Which postback endpoint is called is configured with your existing setup and confirmed at order.
Full feature details
- Upload of a CSV file.
- API call as an alternative to CSV upload.
- Row fields: click id, conversion time and value.
- Deduplication against existing conversions.
- Lookback window.
- Credits the campaign.
- Fires the server-side postback.
- Import log with rejected rows.
Requirements
- A running Revive Adserver 6.x install.
- Click ids captured for the clicks you want to match.
- Your CRM or offline export that supplies click id, conversion time and value.
- A server-side postback target if you want postbacks fired, details confirmed at order.
Frequently asked questions
What does each imported row need?
A click id, a conversion time and a value.
What happens to duplicates?
Rows are deduplicated against existing conversions.
How do I see which rows failed?
The import log lists rejected rows.