Tracking & pixels

Waveband Signal is the first-party measurement layer: impression pixels and click redirects are attached to your creatives automatically, and a lightweight site tag captures visits and conversions on your site. Everything lands in one reporting model — no third-party trackers.

Site tag

Install once, site-wide, from Console → Tracking (the snippet is workspace-specific):

<script async src="https://<your-host>/t.js?w=<workspace-id>"></script>

The tag records pageviews (including single-page-app navigations), captures click ids from landing URLs (wbclid), and exposes a tiny API:

// Track a conversion (name must match a conversion event you created)
waveband("track", "Purchase", { value: 49.99, orderId: "A-1001" });

// Associate a hashed email for cross-device attribution (optional)
waveband("identify", { email: "user@example.com" });

Values are dollars; we convert to minor units at ingest. identify hashes the email in the browser before sending — the raw address never reaches our servers.

Impression & click tracking

Nothing to install: creatives trafficked through Waveband automatically carry an impression pixel and a click redirect that stamps wbclid onto your landing page URL. Keep that parameter intact through redirects.

Attribution

Conversions are attributed once, through the strongest available lane:

1. Click — the conversion carries an wbclid from an ad click.
2. Person — the same visitor previously arrived via an ad click.
3. Household — for CTV/audio only: the conversion came from a network that saw an impression (IPs are salted-hashed; raw addresses are never stored).

Results appear in Reports and via GET /api/v1/reports.

Third-party pixels on your creatives

Add external impression trackers per creative via the impressionTrackers field — useful when a client's ad server also needs to count delivery.