1. Track events with parameters

Use the LinkBridge.sendEvent() function to send structured data about user interactions. Each call includes an event name and an optional parameters object.

// Event with parameters
LinkBridge.sendEvent('event', {
  revenue: 49.99,
  currency: 'USD',
  productId: 'sku_123',
});

• 'event' → tells the tracker this is a event name start with custom_ for special events e.g. custom_login_form.
• Parameters (optional) → provide extra details such as revenue, product, or context.

Event Types

• Custom Events:Use the prefix custom_ followed by your event name.

  LinkBridge.sendEvent('custom_button_click', { label: 'Sign Up CTA' });

• Sales Events:Sales events must be sent from your server for accuracy. Use the prefix win_and provide the required fields in the data object:

  LinkBridge.sendEvent('win_purchase', {
    saleAmount: 100,
    saleId: '123456',
    saleCurrency: 'USD'
  });

  ⚠️ Required fields: saleAmount, saleId, saleCurrency

Best Practices

• Always prefix your event names with custom_ or win_.
• Send sales events from your server to prevent data manipulation.
• Keep event names lowercase and use underscores for readability.

2. Track page views

Page views are automatically tracked when the script loads, but you can also trigger them manually if you have a single-page application (SPA) or want to control when they fire.

// Manually track a page view
LinkBridge.sendEvent('pageView');

3. Track custom goals

Custom goals can be defined directly in your script using the LinkBridge.sendEvent() function, or through the dashboard. For example, you might want to track newsletter subscriptions or clicks on a checkout button.

// Track a newsletter signup goal
LinkBridge.sendEvent('custom_newsletter_signup', data);

• Next steps

  • Filter your data
  • Track custom goals