Tracking fails without an error. A form tool’s success event never fires and the lead count sits at zero, a firewall rule challenges the sheet’s requests and every number goes blank, or a Meta test code left on after setup sends every real lead and purchase to Test Events while the site still counts its leads. The Campaign Tracker Pack makes your agent build the whole system the same way for each client, from one registry file, and finish with a live check that prints what it measured.
Inside, one skill. One Cloudflare Worker per client serves short links from a Google Sheet, keeps the first-touch UTM tags and Meta click id without cookies, and logs leads and purchases as salted hashes, never an email or a name. It sends Lead and Purchase to the Meta Conversions API from the server, joins a SureCart order or any signed webhook to the ad that brought the buyer, across sites, and fills the sheet with Fathom visits, leads, revenue, Meta spend, cost per lead and ROAS. Every vendor token stays in Cloudflare, set by you at a hidden prompt, and the sheet holds one read-only key. Routes go live on a site only after its owner says yes. Every fact in the skill is marked measured, documented or not yet measured, and the parts not yet run for real, such as a live-mode SureCart order, say so.
What you get: the download, numbered updates with a list of what changed, and a license for one company on as many machines and projects as you like. Every future version of the Campaign Tracker Pack is included at no charge, so you never pay for a new version. Fourteen-day refund, no questions. No tracking, no license check, nothing phoning home: the only tracking is the one you deploy, in your own Cloudflare account. Intake checks each host for a path that should not exist, the setup runs wrangler (npx fetches it from the npm registry) with your own Cloudflare login, the checks call only your client’s Worker, and that Worker calls only what you configure, with your own keys: the Meta Graph API, Fathom, SureCart, SureContact and the sheet’s published CSV. Nothing reports back to Heavy Artillery.
