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Wetracked

Wetracked is a client-side e-commerce attribution pixel that auto-attributes via cookies it sets on first visit. TagadaPay’s integration injects two <script> tags into your Shopify theme during the next theme sync — that’s it. No API key, no pixel ID, no setup forms.
Wetracked only works on Shopify storefronts. It’s a client-side pixel that runs on every page of your shop. If your funnel doesn’t include a Shopify storefront, this integration won’t do anything.

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What Gets Injected

When you enable Wetracked, the next “Inject script” run from your TagadaPay storefront editor adds these two scripts to your Shopify theme: 
<script async src="https://pixel.wetracked.io/wtp.js"></script>
<script async src="https://pixel.wetracked.io/{shopDomain}/events.js"></script>
  • wtp.js — Wetracked’s core pixel. Loads on every page, sets the _wtp* cookies, and reports page views.
  • events.js — Per-shop event handler. Detects Shopify-specific events (product views, add-to-cart, checkout-init) and reports them to Wetracked.
Wetracked auto-detects your Shopify shop domain from the page itself — there’s nothing to configure.

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Setup

1

Enable Wetracked in TagadaPay

Dashboard → Settings → Integrations → Wetracked → Connect. There are no fields to fill in. Just toggle the Enabled switch and save.
2

Re-inject scripts in your storefront editor

Open your store’s Storefront page in TagadaPay, click Inject script. The new Wetracked scripts are written to your Shopify theme alongside TagadaPay’s own checkout integration.Nothing happens until you re-inject. Toggling Wetracked alone doesn’t modify your theme.
3

Verify in Wetracked dashboard

Visit a page on your Shopify store. Within ~5 minutes, your Wetracked dashboard should show the visit.If you’re using their Chrome inspector extension, you can verify in real-time by checking the network tab for requests to pixel.wetracked.io.

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What TagadaPay Captures

In addition to injecting Wetracked’s scripts, TagadaPay’s mapper captures all _wtp* cookies into the customer’s metadata when they reach checkout. This means Wetracked’s attribution context survives the storefront-to-checkout hop — even though TagadaPay’s checkout runs on a different subdomain.

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Disabling

To remove Wetracked from your store:
  1. Toggle Enabled off in the integration settings.
  2. Open your storefront editor and click Inject script again — TagadaPay strips the Wetracked scripts on the next inject pass.
The toggle alone isn’t enough; the inject step is what actually rewrites your theme.

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Troubleshooting

  1. Verify the integration is Enabled in TagadaPay (top toggle on the integration page).
  2. Run Inject script from your TagadaPay storefront editor. The scripts are only added at inject time, not when you toggle the integration.
  3. Open your Shopify theme’s theme.liquid and search for pixel.wetracked.io. If the scripts are missing, check the inject result for errors (the editor surfaces them in a toast).
  1. Check the browser console on your storefront — wtp.js should load without errors.
  2. Check that ad blockers aren’t blocking pixel.wetracked.io. Wetracked’s domain is on most blocklists by default.
  3. Verify your Wetracked account is set up for the right shop domain (auto-detection sometimes picks up Shopify’s preview domain rather than your custom one).

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References