Documentation
Install guides, integrations, technical FAQ.
install
Install Walityk on Shopify in 3 steps
Step-by-step guide to install Walityk on a Shopify store and start sending events to GA4 and Meta CAPI.
Install Walityk on WordPress
Step-by-step guide to install the Walityk plugin on WordPress / WooCommerce and ship first events to GA4 and Meta.
Install Walityk on PrestaShop
Install guide for the Walityk module on PrestaShop 1.7 and 8.x, with GA4 and Meta CAPI connection.
Install Walityk on Next.js
Integrate Walityk in a Next.js app (App Router or Pages Router) via the official SDK.
Install Walityk via snippet (Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, others)
Drop the Walityk tag in 1 snippet on any site (Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Framer, custom).
destinations
Connect Google Analytics 4 (Measurement Protocol)
Send your server-side events to GA4 via Google OAuth (automatic provisioning) or by pasting a Measurement ID + API secret.
Connect Meta CAPI (Facebook / Instagram)
Send your conversions to the Meta Conversions API with a Pixel ID + access token, and deduplicate cleanly against your browser pixel.
Connect Google Ads (server-side conversions)
Upload your conversions to Google Ads via OAuth + the official API (recommended) or via Conversion ID + labels, attributed to the gclid click.
Connect TikTok Events API
Send your server-side events to the TikTok Events API with a Pixel ID + access token, event_id deduplication included.
Connect Pinterest Conversions API
Send your conversions to Pinterest with an Ad Account ID + access token. Careful, the browser pixel Tag ID is a different identifier.
Connect LinkedIn Conversions API
Map your events (purchase, lead, sign-up, custom events) to LinkedIn Campaign Manager conversion rules, server-side.
Connect Snapchat Conversions API
Send your conversions to Snapchat server-side with a Pixel ID + access token, with deduplication against the browser Snap Pixel.
Per-destination dashboards & logs
Reading each destination's delivery log and dashboard — accepted, rejected, skipped, matching signals and common errors.