Apple's privacy changes broke about a third of sales tracking. Journey sees the full path your customers take, captured directly from your store. Then reports back to Meta and Google so they can find more like them. One paste in Shopify, then forever quiet.
When Apple shipped iOS privacy changes, browser-based ad tracking lost roughly 30% of its accuracy overnight. Ad-blockers cut more. Your reporting now hides 15-30% of the sales Meta and Google actually caused. Journey catches them straight from your store and reports them back, so the platforms can find more customers like the ones they already won you.
Illustrative · what Meta saw versus what your bank account knows.
Copy the snippet into your Shopify admin. Or book a 30-minute install call. 5 minutes either way. No developer required. Verified within an hour.
Every purchase, add-to-cart, page view, signup. All captured directly from your store, not from the browser. Your customers don't notice a thing.
The captured sales go straight back to Meta, Google, and TikTok through their direct reporting lines. Your reporting starts matching your bank account.
Catches the sales your browser pixel missed. Reports them back to Meta and Google so they can find more.
Customer adds to cart on phone, buys on laptop. Browser pixel says these are two different people. Journey knows it's one. Counts the sale where it actually happened.
The browser pixel tells Meta a sale happened. It never tells them about the refund three weeks later. Your "4× return on ad spend" is hiding 20% returns. Journey sends the refund back too, so Meta learns what actually stuck.
Journey only ever sends data to YOUR ad accounts. Journey never pools data, never anonymizes-and-shares, never sells event streams. Your buyer data stays yours.
Journey sends the captured events back, so when Measure calculates "real ROAS" it's working with the full picture, not just what the platforms reported.
When platform pixels miss conversions, Creatives might rank a "winner" wrong. Journey catches those, so the drafts are based on what actually sold.
Journey reads events from your store only. Never edits, never spends, never sells your data.