Overview
The timeline provides a detailed view of each call event, including marketing attribution, session data, and lead lifecycle milestones. This information helps you understand exactly how callers found your business and which marketing efforts drove the interaction.
When you click on a call event in the timeline, the event expands to display attribution data, tracking parameters, and call context details. This allows you to analyze performance, optimize campaigns, and improve conversion tracking.
How to View Call Attribution Details
Log in to your 800.com account.
Navigate to Call Tracking or Call Analytics.
Locate the call event in the timeline.
Click on the call event to expand it.
Review the attribution, marketing, and tracking information displayed.
Attribution Details Available in Timeline Events
When expanded, timeline events include several categories of attribution and tracking information.
Lead Lifecycle Milestones
These milestones show the progression of a caller through your funnel.
Milestones may include:
First Touch – The initial marketing source that brought the visitor to your website.
Lead Creation – When the caller first interacted with your business.
Qualified Lead – When the lead meets qualification criteria based on conversation, outcome, or configured rules.
These milestones help you understand how leads progress from initial contact to conversion.
Marketing Attribution Information
This section identifies the marketing source responsible for generating the call.
Available fields may include:
Source – The origin of the traffic (example: Google, Facebook, Direct)
Medium – The marketing channel (example: Paid Search, Organic, Referral)
Campaign – The associated marketing campaign
Keyword – The keyword associated with the call, when available
Referrer – The website or page that referred the visitor
Marketing Touchpoint (MT) – The specific marketing tactic or channel responsible for the call
This information helps determine which campaigns and channels are driving results.
Landing Page and Tracking Parameters
This section shows the landing page and UTM parameters captured during the visitor session.
Available fields may include:
Landing Page URL – The page where the visitor entered your site
utm_source – Identifies the traffic source
utm_medium – Identifies the marketing channel
utm_campaign – Identifies the campaign name
utm_content – Identifies specific ad or content variation
utm_term – Identifies the keyword associated with the campaign
These parameters allow detailed analysis of campaign performance and visitor behavior.
Click Identifiers
Click identifiers are used to match calls to advertising platforms for conversion tracking.
Available identifiers may include:
gclid – Google Ads Click ID
msclkid – Microsoft Ads Click ID
fbclid – Meta (Facebook) Click ID
Other platform-specific identifiers, when available
These identifiers enable accurate conversion attribution and reporting within advertising platforms.
Technical and Session Information
This section provides technical context about the caller’s session.
Available fields may include:
Browser – The web browser used by the caller
Device Type – Desktop, mobile, or tablet
Session information – Data related to the visitor session
Tracking number and pool information
This information helps troubleshoot tracking issues and understand user behavior.
How Attribution Data Is Collected
800.com collects attribution data using Dynamic Number Insertion (DNI) and tracking scripts installed on your website. This allows the system to:
Associate calls with marketing sources
Capture UTM parameters and click identifiers
Track visitor sessions and campaign performance
Attribute calls to the correct conversion source
This ensures accurate reporting across your marketing and analytics platforms.
Why Attribution Details Are Important
Viewing attribution data in timeline events helps you:
Identify which campaigns generate calls
Optimize advertising performance
Track lead quality and conversion sources
Improve marketing ROI
Diagnose tracking or integration issues
Need help?
Our support team is available to assist with setup, integrations, troubleshooting, or questions. Reach out to us at support@800.com.
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