CRM & call tracker integrations that connect ad spend to real customer outcomes
RedTrack connects the conversions your CRM records back to the ads and campaigns that drove them — so your revenue data and your ad data finally tell the same story.
Your CRM knows what closed.
Your ad platform is still guessing
Most performance teams track clicks and conversions in their ad platforms — but the real measure of a campaign's value often lives somewhere else: in a CRM where deals close, trials convert to paying customers, or qualified leads become long-term accounts.
Without a connection between those CRM records and the ads that created them, attribution stops at the click. Budget moves toward campaigns that look productive based on pixel events — not toward the ones that generate actual revenue or qualified pipeline.
RedTrack bridges that gap by connecting CRM data to the ad campaigns, sources, and creatives responsible for it.
Conversion events in, customer data back:
RedTrack captures the initial click and the downstream conversion event — whether that happens in your CRM hours or days later. No manual uploads. No data stitching.
Closed-loop attribution:
When a lead converts to a customer in your CRM, that outcome is matched back to its originating click, campaign, and source inside RedTrack — giving you attribution grounded in revenue, not just funnel activity.
Signal delivery to ad platforms:
Qualified CRM conversions — not just lead form fills — are enriched and returned to ad platforms via CAPI or S2S postback. Algorithms learn from the outcomes that matter, not just the top-of-funnel events that are easy to track.
What CRM-connected attribution means for your setup
The way revenue moves through your CRM varies by business model. RedTrack's CRM integrations are built to support each of them.

Attribution that accounts for what customers do after the first purchase
First-party purchase events from your store are the primary conversion signal — but CRM data adds the layer that matters for long-term decisions: repeat purchase behavior, LTV cohorts, and which acquisition sources produce customers worth keeping. When CRM events flow into RedTrack, your attribution reflects customer value, not just acquisition volume. Ad platforms receive enriched signals tied to higher-value outcomes, shifting optimization toward the buyers most likely to return.

Report on outcomes your clients actually recognize as results
Platform-reported conversions and CRM-recorded revenue rarely tell the same story — and clients measure success by what their CRM shows. When RedTrack pulls qualified outcomes from a client's CRM and connects them to the campaigns responsible, your reporting reflects the numbers clients track internally. No reconciliation meetings. No explaining why ad platform numbers differ from what the sales team sees. The same data set drives both your attribution and their pipeline visibility.

Connect payout-qualifying events back to the sources that drove them
In lead gen and affiliate funnels, the conversion that counts — the qualified lead, the funded account, the depositing user — often happens after the initial click, recorded in a CRM or backend system downstream. RedTrack maps those delayed outcomes back to the originating source, offer, and campaign. Kill and scale decisions are based on what actually converted at the CRM level, not what fired at the pixel level. S2S postbacks carry the right signal back to ad platforms, so optimization reflects real funnel performance.
CRMs and call trackers RedTrack connects with
Each integration routes qualified conversion events back to RedTrack for attribution and signal delivery — closing the loop between ad activity and revenue outcomes, whether those outcomes are recorded in a CRM or captured by a call tracking system.
HubSpot
CRM
Salesforce
CRM
Pipedrive
CRM
GoHighLevel
CRM
Konnektive
CRM
CallRail
Call Tracker
Ringba
Call Tracker
More CRMs & call trackers
ClickFunnels, CallTrackingMetrics, WhatConverts, and more. For platforms using custom backends, RedTrack accepts events via S2S postback or API.








