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Hello everyone, I set up anytrack and it works fine for the normal shopping campaigns - it show the visitors, etc. However, it does not correctly attribute the results, visitors etc. for the PMAX campaigns. I checked in the Conversion report and the URL which the users use looks like this: https\://producturl?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_id=20779263571&utm_campaign=perfmax_20779263571&targetid=&gc_id=20779263571&h_ad_id=&gclid=(...) So this is perfectly aligned with the anytrack documentation. I also checked the campaign ID, its correct - it matches with the one in google (in the url on the top) for the campaigns. However, anytrack does not correctly display the campaign, but instead something like this: 20779263571 / cpc / google So it is visible that it has all parameters, but it does not correctly show the number of visitors and attributes only parts of the conversions to the PMAX campaigns. Can anyone help mit with this? Would be so greatful :-)

Hi. I'm trying to connect a tiktok pixel. Approved access and selected account & pixel. On clicking connect & save i get this error: Error: TikTok Pixel post-back: Too many requests. Please retry in some time. This has been happening all day.

For example: <https://try.footustoday.com/review> Has the Anytrack Code and API integration, but it doesnt have any Action besdies a link click that goes to another website or a sales page we track: <https://footustoday.com/> How do we make sure the Hash moves cross domain when the following <https://dashboard.anytrack.io/affiliate-network/clickfunnels-footusblog> is unable to be verified as it does not have the E-Comm events only a LINK/Button Click I am not able to Track Anything, thats the problem. We are sending them to a CF landing page such as <https://try.footustoday.com/review> And then from there sending them to either shopify or a different Sales LP and clickfunnels. And as you can see: <https://app.screencast.com/oILtjse7tH6NE> The 2 Landing pages that are only "link" gateways do not track any actions. what should we do?