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Follow up on the latest improvements and updates.
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What’s New
- Action Center on the Recapture page : A new prioritized workspace that tells you exactly what to fix next to get Recapture working.
- Clear priority system (P0 / P1 / P2) :
- P0 = setup blockers that prevent Recapture from working (must fix first)
- P1 = active issues that can degrade performance after setup is live
- P2 = optimization opportunities (optional improvements)
Attribuly add two default channels:
Goaffpro
：Use 'utm_source=goaffpro' as the identification marker.Uppromote
：Attribuly recognizes the dedicated default tracking parameter 'sca_ref' for this tool.ocation: Marketing Analytics → All Attribution and Marketing Analytics → Ads Attribution
What it does
Exports the attributed conversion orders behind your current report data. The result is sent to your account email address as a CSV file. This lets you analyze the individual orders that make up your attribution numbers, broken down by your chosen dimensions.
How to use — All Channels page
- Navigate to Marketing Analytics → All Attribution.
- Apply your desired Date Range,Goal,Attribution Model,Dimension filters(e.g., Channel, Campaign, Source, Medium, Landing Page), and any other filters.
- Click the Export Ordersbutton next to the existingExportbutton.
- A confirmation dialog will appear showing the email address where the file will be sent.
- Click Confirmto submit the export request.
- You will receive an email with the CSV file once it is ready.
The CSV includes dimension columns matching your selected filters, followed by:
- Order Name— Order name from the store
- Order ID— Unique order identifier
- Conversion Time— Order time in your store's timezone
- Conversion Value— Order revenue
- Conversions— Attributed conversion count
- New Customer— Whether the customer is new
- Email— Customer email address
How to use — Ads page
- Navigate to Marketing Analytics → Ads Attribution.
- Select the tabyou want to export:Platform,Campaign,Ad Set, orAd.
- Apply your desired filters (Date Range, Goal, Attribution Model, etc.).
- Click the Export Ordersbutton next to the existingExportbutton.
- A confirmation dialog will appear showing the email address where the file will be sent.
- Click Confirmto submit the export request.
- You will receive an email with the CSV file once it is ready.
The dimension columns included in the CSV depend on the active tab:
- Platform tab— Platform
- Campaign tab— Platform, Ad Account, Campaign
- Ad Set tab— Platform, Ad Account, Campaign, Ad Set
- Ad tab— Platform, Ad Account, Campaign, Ad Set, Ad
Followed by the same fixed order columns: Order Name, Order ID, Conversion Time, Conversion Value, Conversions, New Customer, Email.
Note: Conversion Time is displayed in your store's local timezone. Up to 10,000 orders can be exported per request.
Location: Marketing Analytics → Conversion Paths
What it does
Exports all conversion path data that currently matches your selected filters and date range as a CSV file, downloaded directly in your browser.
How to use
- Navigate to Marketing Analytics → Conversion Paths.
- Select your desired Date Range,Goal,Attribution Model,Dimension(Channel or Campaign).
- Click the Exportbutton in the top-right area of the page.
- A floating progress panel will appear showing the export progress.
- Once the export is complete, click Downloadin the progress panel to save the CSV file to your computer.
- You can click Cancelat any time during the export to stop it.
Note: The Export button is disabled if no Goal or Attribution Model is selected.
What the CSV contains
Each row represents one unique conversion path.
- Index— Row number
- Days to Purchase— Total time from first touchpoint to conversion
- Touch Points— Number of touchpoints in the path
- Revenue— Conversion value
- Conversions— Number of conversions
- Channel 1 / Visits— First touchpoint channel (or campaign name if Dimension is set to Campaign) and its visit count
- Channel 2 / Visits— Second touchpoint (if any)
- Up to 98 touchpoints total
You can now export the full conversion list from any attribution detail dialog directly to a CSV file — no email required.
Where to find it
- Open any attribution report → click a conversion count or value cell to open the detail dialog
- Works on both All ChannelsandAdsattribution detail views
How to use
- Click the Exportbutton in the top-right corner of the detail dialog
- A progress panel appears in the bottom-right — it shows how many records have been fetched so far
- Once all data is ready, the panel shows a Download CSVbutton along with the filename and total record count
- Click Download CSVto save the file to your device
- To cancel at any time, click Cancelin the progress panel
Notes
- The export fetches all records across all pages, not just what's currently visible
- The CSV file includes all columns shown in the table, with the same column order and display format
- The filename is automatically generated with the current date and time, e.g. export_2026-06-27_1430.csv
improved
Recapture updates
- Predicted monthly incremental revenue is now calculated using a more transparent formula based on identified recipients and revenue per recipient over the last 30 days.
- Several table labels and tooltips have been updated to make event delivery and flow status easier to understand.
- Flow Status badges are now easier to scan, with clearer visual treatment for active versus non-active states.
- Event names have been aligned with Klaviyo destination naming, so it is clearer which events are sent by Attribuly.
- The metric previously shown as Revenue / Event is now displayed as Revenue / Recipient , based on Klaviyo flow data.
For each event, Recapture dashboard shows directly the incremental lift for Known subscriber and Anonymous shoppers. So you know exactly the identification rate you get.
You can also predict incremental revenue generated by Recapture, which the incremental lift * revenue per recipient.
Added custom webhook event push support. Users can configure custom webhook URLs to receive events:
- Active On site
- Product viewed
- Collection viewed
- Added to cart
- Checkout started
- Subscribe
Events follow standard JSON schema with type, attributes, metric, and profile fields. Schema details: https://developer.attribuly.com/schema-286330753
improved
New Recapture Events Added
We’ve added two new server-side events to Recapture (the feature that recovers abandoned carts on email service providers like Klaviyo): Active On Site and Subscribe.
Recapture can now identify more shopper activity besides product viewed, collection viewed, added to cart, and checkout started. This gives Klaviyo recovery flows more complete behavior signals and helps identify more users who are showing intent but may not have triggered your abandonment events yet.
- Active On Site: This event helps identify visitors who are actively engaging with your site, even before they view a product or add something to cart. It expands early-stage recovery coverage for shoppers who show interest but leave before taking a stronger action.
- Subscribe: This event captures new subscribers through the server-side flow, making it easier to connect subscriber identity with future recovery and nurture opportunities in Klaviyo.
With these two new events, Recapture can cover more of the shopper journey and provide Klaviyo with richer signals for abandoned user recovery, audience building, and follow-up flows.
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