CartFlows

CartFlows builds checkout funnels on top of WooCommerce. Because the orders are still WooCommerce orders, Conversion Bridge tracks them through the WooCommerce integration. There's no separate CartFlows setting to turn on.

Setup

1. Go to Settings → Conversion Bridge → Integrations
2. Enable WooCommerce
3. Turn on the Purchase event

That's it. Purchases completed through a CartFlows funnelRepresents the step-by-step process users take before completing a conversion, such as making a purchase or signing up. are tracked the same as purchases through the standard WooCommerce checkout, with the same order value, currency, and product line items sent to every platform you have enabled.

Custom Thank-You Pages

This is the one part of CartFlows worth understanding, because it used to break tracking.

CartFlows lets a thank-you step either use its own built-in template or point at a page you built yourself. Those two paths behave differently under the hood:

• Built-in CartFlows template. CartFlows runs WooCommerce's normal thank-you code, so the purchase is tracked the usual way.
• Custom page. The CartFlows template is skipped entirely, and the WooCommerce code that normally signals a completed order never runs. Anything relying on that signal, including most tracking plugins, records nothing.

Conversion Bridge handles the second case. It recognizes a CartFlows thank-you step, finds the order from the funnel's own URL, and tracks the purchase from there. You don't need to configure anything or add a shortcode to the page.

This landed in Conversion Bridge 1.15. If purchases on a custom CartFlows thank-you page aren't showing up, check your version first.

Orders Are Never Counted Twice

Conversion Bridge marks each order as tracked the first time it records the purchase. If a visitor refreshes the thank-you page, or if both the standard WooCommerce path and the CartFlows path would fire for the same order, the purchase is still only counted once.

Order Bumps

Conversion Bridge reads the finished WooCommerce order, so anything CartFlows added to that order, including order bumps, is already part of the purchase total sent to your platforms.

Confirming It Works

1. Go to Settings → Conversion Bridge → Options and turn on Server logging under the Advanced settings
2. In a private or incognito window, place a test order through the funnel
3. Open the log file back on the Options tab and look for the purchase event

Testing while logged in as an administrator won't record anything, since admin users aren't tracked by default. See How to confirm conversion data for more ways to verify.