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Conversion quality report (Meta & TikTok signals)

Check how well your store’s events can be matched by Meta and TikTok ads, and what to fix to improve it.

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When you run ads on Meta (Facebook and Instagram) or TikTok, your store sends events — like a product view or a purchase — back to them. The better they can match each event to a real person, the better your ads are optimised and the more accurate your results look. The Conversion quality report (Conversion Signal Quality) scores how "match-ready" your events are and tells you what to improve. It works whether or not you use the Conversions API.

Where to find it

Go to Reports › Conversion quality.

Check your score

1 Reports › Signal Quality · 2 Time window and Refresh · 3 Scores (out of 10) · 4 Integration status · 6 Include official Meta EMQ
1 Reports › Signal Quality · 2 Time window and Refresh · 3 Scores (out of 10) · 4 Integration status · 6 Include official Meta EMQ
5 Recommended actions and Open pixel settings
5 Recommended actions and Open pixel settings
  1. Open Reports › Conversion quality.
  2. Pick a time window: 30 mins, 24h, 48h or 7 days. Click Refresh for the latest data.
  3. Read the scores (out of 10) at the top.
  4. Check Integration status to see which pixels and APIs are active.
  5. Follow the Recommended actions. Use Open pixel settings to fix them.
  6. Optionally turn on Include official Meta EMQ to also see Meta’s own Event Match Quality score.
Vondera Signal Quality
Overall score for how well your events can be matched.
Conversion signal (Meta)
How match-ready your purchase-type events are for Meta.
TikTok match readiness
The same check for TikTok.
All events / Browse events
Scores for every event, and for browsing events such as site visits and product views.
Integration status
Meta Pixel, Meta Conversions API, TikTok Pixel and TikTok Events API — Active or Not configured — plus how many events were sent, skipped or failed.
Events by match-key coverage
For each event type, the % of events that carry each piece of matching information.

What the match keys mean

  • Email and Phone — the strongest keys; collected at checkout.
  • Meta browser ID (_fbp) and TikTok cookie (_ttp) — identify the visitor’s browser.
  • Meta click ID (_fbc) and TikTok click ID — show the visit came from an ad click.
  • External ID — your own ID for the customer.
  • Client IP and User agent — the visitor’s connection and device/browser.
  • Client event ID (dedup) — stops the same event being counted twice when it is sent by both the pixel and the API.
ℹ️ Good to knowTo see Meta’s official Event Match Quality, you need a Meta Pixel ID and a Conversions API access token set up in Marketing › Tracking Pixels.
💡 TipIntegration status shows Not configured? Add the Meta Pixel ID and Conversions API token (and the TikTok pixel and token) in Marketing › Tracking Pixels. Where to find each ID and token explains where to copy them from on Meta and TikTok.

Common questions

My score is low. What should I do first?

Turn on the Conversions API for Meta (and Events API for TikTok) and make sure email and phone are collected at checkout. The recommended actions list the exact steps.

What does "Not configured" mean?

That pixel or API is not set up yet. Open Marketing › Tracking Pixels to add it.

Why is the score different for 30 mins and 7 days?

Short windows have few events, so a handful of visits can move the score a lot. Use 7 days for a stable picture.

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