Conversion Tracking Checks

The agent can now check a client's conversion tracking itself. Ask whether a page is tracking properly and it opens that page on the client's website in a real browser, accepts the cookie banner, and reports exactly what Meta, LinkedIn, Google Ads, GA4, Reddit and TikTok received. It also lists the forms on the page and anything that would get in the way of a test, like a captcha or a booking widget embedded from another site.

It can go one step further and send a test lead, the way a visitor would. It fills in the form or picks a day and time in an embedded booking tool like Calendly, Cal.com or HubSpot, submits it, and tells you which pixels fired before and after the send, where the visitor landed, and what the page looked like with a screenshot. For LinkedIn it shows which conversion rule was hit, something LinkedIn's own reporting doesn't break down.

The agent tells you before it sends anything, and it only ever types an obvious test name and email, so the lead is easy to spot and delete. It stays on the client's own site and the booking tools it embeds, and it won't touch a form that asks for a password or payment details.