Combined Orders
Learn how Combined Orders group multiple purchase events from the same funnel session into a single order. Send one Purchase event to ad platforms with the total value for accurate CPA, correct average order value, and better ad optimization across Facebook, Google, and TikTok.
Combined Orders group all purchase-type events from the same funnel session into one order. When a customer buys a main product and accepts upsells, your integration sends a separate event for each step. Without grouping, ad platforms see multiple Purchase events for what is really one sale — inflating conversion counts, lowering CPA artificially, and distorting AOV.
| Funnel Step | Event Type | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Main product | Purchase | $47.00 |
| Premium add-on | Upsell | $97.00 |
| Bonus package | Upsell | $27.00 |
| Combined Order | Purchase (sent to ad platforms) | $171.00 |
AnyTrack keeps every individual event in your reports and sends a single Purchase event with the total order value to your connected ad platforms.
Supported Integrations
Combined Orders is available on these conversion sources:
- ClickBank
- ClickFunnels classic
- ClickFunnels 2.0
- SamCart
- Funnelish
- GoHighLevel
- Shopify
- WooCommerce
If your integration is not listed, individual events are sent to ad platforms as-is. Contact support to request Combined Orders for another integration.
Setting Up Combined Orders
Open your integration settings (for example, ClickFunnels or Shopify) and turn on the Combine Order toggle. That is the only setting required — AnyTrack automatically forwards each Combined Order to every connected ad platform as a Purchase event. No mapping changes are needed in Event Mapping.
Once enabled:
- Individual events continue to arrive and are recorded normally
- AnyTrack creates a Combined Order for each session with multiple purchase-type events
- Each Combined Order is sent to your connected ad platforms (Facebook Ads, Google Ads, TikTok Ads, etc.) as a single Purchase event with the total order value and number of items.
- Your dashboard and Conversion Report show both the individual events and the Combined Order
NoteThe integration does not need any changes on its side. Events flow into AnyTrack the same way — the grouping and forwarding happen on the AnyTrack side.
Verify Your Setup
After enabling, confirm everything works:
- ✅ Combine Order toggle is ON for each integration with multi-step funnels
- ✅ Your Campaign Report shows fewer conversions but higher AOV than before
- ✅ Individual events still appear in the Conversion Report with full detail
NoteEnabling Combined Orders only affects events received after activation. Events already sent to ad platforms are not modified or recalled.
How It Works
When the first purchase-type event arrives (Purchase, Upsell, or Downsell), AnyTrack starts a fixed 10-minute session window. Any additional purchase events received within that window are grouped into the same order. When the window closes, AnyTrack creates a Combined Order with the total value and sends it to your ad platforms.
The window does not reset when new events arrive. If the first Purchase fires at 2:00 PM, the window closes at 2:10 PM regardless of when the Upsell fires.
How Combined Orders Group Events
From individual funnel events to a single Purchase sent to ad platforms
Customer Buys the Main Product
The customer completes the initial checkout on your funnel. Your integration (Shopify, ClickFunnels, ClickBank, etc.) sends a Purchase event to AnyTrack.
Customer Accepts the First Upsell
The customer accepts an upsell offer. Your integration sends an Upsell event for the same session.
Customer Accepts the Second Upsell
A second upsell fires. All three events arrive within the same 10-minute session window.
AnyTrack Holds the Events in a 10-Min Window
AnyTrack records each individual event in full and groups them into a single in-progress order.
Window Closes — Combined Order Created
At 2:10 PM the session closes. AnyTrack sums all purchase-type events ($47 + $97 + $27) into one Combined Order.
One Purchase Event Sent to Ad Platforms
Ad platforms receive a single Purchase event with the true order value, so CPA and AOV reflect real customer spend.
Facebook Ads
Conversion API
Google Ads
Conversion API
TikTok Ads
Events API
AnyTrack
Reports & Dashboard
What AnyTrack Records
Every individual event is recorded in full — you never lose data. AnyTrack adds the Combined Order on top of the individual events:
| Event Type | Source | Visible in AnyTrack | Sent to Ad Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purchase | Affiliate network | Yes | No (held) |
| Upsell | Affiliate network | Yes | No (held) |
| Downsell | Affiliate network | Yes | No (held) |
| Combined Order | AnyTrack (auto-generated) | Yes | Yes, as Purchase |
These events follow the same naming as Standard Conversions. The Combined Order is auto-mapped to the Purchase event type when forwarded to ad platforms — you do not need to configure anything in Event Mapping.
What Ad Platforms Receive
Ad platforms receive one Purchase event with the combined total. Using the example above:
- Before Combined Orders: 3 events sent (Purchase $47, Upsell $97, Upsell $27)
- After Combined Orders: 1 event sent (Purchase $171)
How Reports Change
Campaign Report
The Campaign Report keeps the full picture so you can audit every funnel step. The following columns are visible side by side:
| Column | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Purchase | Count of individual Purchase events from the integration |
| Upsell | Count of individual Upsell events from the integration |
| Combined Order | Count of grouped orders — this is what ad platforms receive as Purchase |
| Total Revenue | Sum of all Combined Order values |
CPA, AOV, and ROAS are calculated against Combined Order count and Total Revenue, so they reflect real per-order economics rather than per-event noise.
Conversion Report
The Conversion Report shows every individual event with its value and timestamp, plus the Combined Order that groups them. Drill into any order to see the breakdown: a $171 order made of one $47 Purchase and two Upsells at $97 and $27.
AnyTrack Dashboard
The dashboard shows both individual events and Combined Orders. Revenue and AOV reference the Combined Order values when the feature is enabled.
Metric Definitions with Combined Orders
| Metric | Without Combined Orders | With Combined Orders |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | $1,710 (sum of 30 individual events) | $1,710 (sum of 10 Combined Orders) |
| Conversions | 30 (every event counts) | 10 (one per order) |
| AOV | $1,710 / 30 = $57 | $1,710 / 10 = $171 |
| CPA | $500 / 30 = $16.67 | $500 / 10 = $50 |
| ROAS | $1,710 / $500 = 3.42x | $1,710 / $500 = 3.42x |
Edge Cases
Single-Event Sessions
If a customer only completes the initial purchase with no upsells, the Combined Order equals that single purchase. One Purchase event is sent to the ad platform, same as before.
Late-Arriving Events
If a purchase event arrives after the 10-minute window has closed, the late event is recorded individually and sent as a separate event to ad platforms. It cannot be added to the already-sent Combined Order. Late events are flagged in the Conversion Report so you can spot orders with potentially incomplete totals.
Disabling Combined Orders
Turning off the toggle reverts to sending individual events. In-flight sessions still within the 30-minute window will complete as Combined Orders first. New events after the toggle is off are sent individually.
Combined Orders FAQ
FAQ was last reviewed on 2026-06-02
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