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ClickMagick

ClickMagick is a click-tracking and conversion attribution platform popular for affiliate marketing, info products, and SaaS funnels. TagadaPay’s integration fires a server-side postback to ClickMagick on every paid order.
ClickMagick’s primary architecture is webhook-OUTBOUND (ClickMagick fires its own webhooks to external platforms like Everflow when conversions land in ClickMagick). TagadaPay’s S2S integration is the inverse path: TagadaPay tells ClickMagick about a conversion. For most direct-to-consumer funnels this is what you want; for affiliate-network setups, also configure ClickMagick’s inbound webhook from your affiliate network so reporting is consistent on both sides.

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Setup

1

Find your ClickMagick tracking domain

In ClickMagick: Settings → Custom Domains. If you have a vanity tracking domain (e.g. track.yourstore.com), use that. Otherwise leave the default www.clickmagick.com — it works for standard accounts.
2

Enable ClickMagick in TagadaPay

Dashboard → Settings → Integrations → ClickMagick → Connect. Paste the tracking domain (no https://) and save.
3

Forward the ClickMagick click_id through your offer URL

ClickMagick’s canonical click-id token is cmc_tid (it replaced the legacy #S2# and cmc_id). In your campaign’s URL Builder:
https://yourstore.com/checkout?cmc_tid={click_id}
TagadaPay also accepts these fallbacks: cmc_id, cmcid, click_id (URL params), and _mck, cmcid (cookies).
4

Test with a real conversion

Place a test order. The conversion should appear in ClickMagick’s Conversions report within ~60s.

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What TagadaPay Fires

https://{trackingDomain}/cm/conversion?cm_id={clickId}&value={amount}
Parameter mapping:
ClickMagick paramSourceNotes
cm_idClick_id captured on landerRequired. ClickMagick’s S2S receiving-side parameter.
valueOrder’s paid amount in raw dollarsMore accurate than the integer-rounded revenue parameter; we always send raw decimal.

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How TagadaPay Identifies the Click

In priority order:
  1. URL parameter cmc_tid (ClickMagick’s canonical token, replaces legacy #S2#)
  2. URL parameter cmc_id (legacy)
  3. URL parameter cmcid (alt)
  4. URL parameter click_id (generic fallback)
  5. Cookie _mck (set by ClickMagick’s tracking script)
  6. Cookie cmcid

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Optional Settings

  • Fixed payout — overrides the order amount if set. Useful for fixed-CPA campaigns or when the actual cart total shouldn’t be reported as revenue.

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Troubleshooting

The order amount didn’t reach the postback. Either:
  1. The order’s paid_amount is 0 (free trial, 100% discount).
  2. The Fixed payout field is set to 0 — clear it.
  3. The merchant’s ClickMagick conversion goal expects a different parameter name (e.g. revenue instead of value). ClickMagick supports both — switch to value mode in your conversion goal settings.
  1. Verify the cmc_tid (or fallback) is present in the URL when the customer reaches checkout. Inspect the order’s customer.metadata.queryParams in TagadaPay’s CRM.
  2. Confirm your ClickMagick conversion goal is set to S2S Postback mode (not pixel-only).
  3. Make sure the tracking domain in TagadaPay matches the host ClickMagick expects to receive postbacks on.
If you’re an affiliate using ClickMagick to track campaigns on an Everflow-powered (or similar) network, the conversion flow is affiliate-network → ClickMagick rather than TagadaPay → ClickMagick. In that case, configure the network’s outbound postback inside ClickMagick following their guide, and you can leave TagadaPay’s ClickMagick integration disabled.

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References