CartFlows builds sales funnels on top of WooCommerce: optimized checkouts, order bumps, and one-click upsells. Because the orders are still WooCommerce orders, Conversion Bridge tracks them through the WooCommerce integration. There's no separate CartFlows setting to find or turn on.
The Custom Thank-You Page Problem
Most tracking breaks on CartFlows for one specific reason, and it's worth understanding before you go hunting through settings.
A CartFlows thank-you step can either use its built-in template or point at a page you built yourself. Those behave differently. The built-in template runs WooCommerce's normal thank-you code, so tracking works. A custom page skips that code entirely, and the signal most tracking tools listen for never fires.
The result is the worst kind of tracking failure: everything looks correctly configured, orders come in fine, and your ad platforms report nothing. People usually notice weeks later when they try to work out which campaign paid for itself.
Conversion Bridge handles this case directly. It recognizes a CartFlows thank-you step, finds the order from the funnel's own URL, and tracks the purchase from there. No shortcode to place, no hook to add, no switching your funnel back to the default template.
One Order, One Conversion
Funnels create more chances to double-count. A customer refreshes the thank-you page, or a funnel routes an order through more than one path to completion, and suddenly one sale shows up as two in your ad platform.
Conversion Bridge marks each order as tracked the first time it records the purchase, so it's counted once no matter how many times that page loads or which path the order took.
Every Platform at Once
The purchase goes out with order value, currency, transaction ID, and product line items to every platform you have enabled. For ad platforms with server-side support, like Meta's Conversions API, the conversion is sent from your server as well as the browser, so it still lands when a browser blocks the pixel.
Customer details from the CartFlows checkout are hashed and sent as Enhanced Conversions, which is what lets Meta and Google match the sale back to the ad click that produced it.
What You Need
WooCommerce and CartFlows, plus Conversion Bridge 1.15 or later. Enable the WooCommerce integration, turn on the Purchase event, and funnel orders start tracking.