Attribution disappears
Redirects, embedded forms, and disconnected workflows can separate the conversion from the original Meta click.
Turn GoHighLevel form submissions, bookings, and workflow events into structured server-side Meta conversions without rebuilding a fragile tracking setup for every funnel.
The CRM event is only the final step. Useful attribution starts on the landing page and must survive every handoff after it.
Redirects, embedded forms, and disconnected workflows can separate the conversion from the original Meta click.
A server event may be delivered while still missing useful browser, identity, or source information.
Copying scripts, webhook mappings, and payload logic across accounts creates avoidable errors.
Simple CAPI keeps the implementation focused: capture the useful data, connect it to the conversion, send it through a protected endpoint, and validate the result.
Preserve campaign parameters, click identifiers, and browser context before the form is submitted.
Pass the submitted contact and event data into a controlled Simple CAPI endpoint.
Deliver a structured server event using the client’s own Meta dataset credentials.
Inspect matching, diagnostics, and deduplication inside Meta Events Manager.
{
"event_name": "Lead",
"event_id": "lead_demo_9f6d2a",
"event_source_url": "https://example.com/free-estimate",
"action_source": "website",
"user_data": {
"em": "[hashed_email]",
"ph": "[hashed_phone]",
"fbp": "fb.1.demo",
"fbc": "fb.1.demo-click",
"client_user_agent": "[browser_user_agent]"
}
}Use accurate values, preserve ownership, and validate the event before relying on campaign reporting.
Resolve the implementation details before the campaign starts spending money.
Yes. The generated setup can connect a page or form submission to a client-specific server endpoint. The exact implementation depends on how the form is embedded and where the submission is handled.
Schedule events are supported as a separate event-specific script. Keep the booking event ID and source data connected to the original visit.
The Pixel remains useful for browser-side signals and can run beside CAPI. When both send the same conversion, configure deduplication with a shared event name and event ID.
Keep the original URL, Meta click and browser identifiers when available, UTMs, user agent, event source URL, and a stable event ID.
Simple CAPI separates client endpoints and dataset configuration inside the workspace. Each client should use the dataset and credentials they control.
Use Meta Events Manager Test Events and Diagnostics, then verify that the expected event name, source, match parameters, and deduplication details appear.
Create a client-specific Lead or Schedule endpoint and validate the exact event Meta receives.