How to track Chili Piper Conversions in Mutiny

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If you use Chili Piper to book meetings on your website, you can track these events in Mutiny though Google Tag Manager. Setting up Chili Piper conversion tracking in Mutiny can be accomplished through a few simple steps in Google Tag Manager.

 

Step 1

Log into your Google Tag Manager account - tagmanager.google.com 

 

Step 2

Click to add a new tag

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Step 3

Name your tag and click into "Tag Configuration"

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Step 4

Choose a "Custom HTML" tag for your tag type

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Step 5

Paste the following script into your Custom HTML tag:

<script type="text/javascript"> 

window.addEventListener("message", function(evt) {

var cpAction = evt.data && evt.data.action && evt.data.action;

var mutinyDidLoad = !!(window.mutiny && window.mutiny.client && window.mutiny.client.trackConversion);

if (mutinyDidLoad && cpAction == "booking-confirmed") {

window.mutiny.client.trackConversion({ name: "CP-booking-confirmed" });

} }, false);

</script>

 

Note: the above script will track confirmed bookings in Chili Piper (meeting has been scheduled and confirmed). You can review other Chili Piper actions that are possible to track here under "Action Messages". If you would like to track another action, you simply need to change "booking-confirmed" to the action you want to track from Chili Piper's list of available Action Messages.

 

Step 6

Click into "Triggering"

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Step 7

Click the blue + symbol in the upper right corner to add a new Trigger

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Step 8

Click into Trigger Configuration, name your trigger, and choose a "DOM Ready" trigger type

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Step 9

You can either leave your trigger to fire on all pages across the site or only fire it on some DOM Ready events (likely on pages where you know Chili Piper is embedded)

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Step 10

Save your trigger and tag, preview your set up, and launch! You should see Chili Piper conversions coming into Mutiny.

 

Need Help?

If you have questions or need help, the Mutiny Support team is here for you!  You can submit a support ticket at the bottom of this page or reach us at support@mutinyhq.com.

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