Tracking, attribution, and consent

Snackle combines necessary first-party attribution with optional browser and provider tracking that activates only after visitor consent.

When to use this

Use a Fanvue tracking destination to associate a placement with supported Fanvue outcomes. This is different from connecting an advertising platform.

Use conversion-provider settings when you run ads and need eligible events shared with that platform. For an organic link, start with Snackle’s view and click reporting and add provider tracking only when needed.

Use Hidden UTM to label the traffic source. It does not enable a conversion pixel or repair a failed provider connection.

Where to find it

Configure provider credentials in Models → choose a model → Conversion providers. Enable providers and traffic-source controls inside each link editor.

How it works

Fanvue tracking links connect Snackle traffic with supported follower, subscriber, purchase, and revenue events.

Model-level conversion-provider settings and per-link controls. Meta’s link toggle controls the browser pixel; its Fanvue event sharing is configured through the model connection.

Hidden UTM assigns a source without exposing it in the public URL.

Soft lock fills only otherwise-Direct traffic; turning it off forces the selected source.

The site-wide consent banner appears across Snackle and offers Allow analytics or Only necessary.

How to use it

  1. Use a distinct Fanvue tracking link for every Snackle link you need to report separately.
  2. Test provider credentials on the model before enabling them on campaign links.
  3. Use Hidden UTM when a clean URL is required but a known placement still needs a source label.
  4. Leave Soft lock on when real UTM or click-identifier data should take priority.
  5. Check Conversion delivery in Dashboard for provider-ready, delivered, or failed events.

Good to know: Profile views and link clicks remain counted with necessary first-party processing. Optional browser tags and external conversion delivery wait for “Allow analytics”. Visitors can reopen the site-wide Privacy choices control on any Snackle page.