May 2026

You can now pin key products in the Attribution - Product Analytics table to keep them easy to monitor.

Pinned products appear in a dedicated section at the top of the table, so you can quickly track important products without searching for them again.

They stay visible when you change pages and follow the same sorting rule as the main table. For example, if you sort by Revenue, Orders, or Conversion Rate, pinned products will be sorted the same way.

Pinned products also respect your current filters and search, so your view stays clean and relevant.

Details:

• The Sign up event is now included in the Facebook destination, supporting both Server-side (CAPI) and Browser-side (Pixel) tracking.
• This complements existing events such as Page Viewed, Product Viewed, Added to Cart, Checkout Started, Payment Submitted, and Checkout Completed.
• With this update, user registration actions can be captured and attributed more accurately, providing a complete view of the user journey.

Impact:

• Improved visibility into new user registration events.
• Enhanced tracking for full-funnel conversion analysis.
• Enables better attribution and campaign performance measurement across channels.

Details:
Traffic that qualifies for both Google Ads and Impact/ ShareASale will now be attributed to the affiliate channel rather than Ads. This ensures that visits driven by affiliates using Impact or ShareASale links are correctly classified, reflecting the true source of payment. In other words, attribution now respects that the advertiser is paying the affiliate, not the ad platform. The priority order is now: Influencer > ShareASale/Impact > Paid Ads > Other Channels.

Impact:

• More accurate affiliate attribution.
• Reduces misclassification of affiliate-driven paid traffic.
• Improves reporting and commission calculations for affiliate campaigns.