JENTIS Meta Tracking Implementation

With the Pixel, Conversion API (CAPI), and events prepared in Meta Business Manager, the last step is to configure the actual implementation in your DCP.

The JENTIS integration ensures that both frontend (browser pixel) and server-side (CAPI) tracking are aligned, deduplicated, and enriched with high-quality data.

1. Create and Configure the Meta Tool

1. Navigate to Connectors in your DCP.

2. Create a new Tool and select Meta.

3. Fill in the mandatory parameters:

   • Pixel ID → from your Meta Business Manager

   • Access Token → generated when enabling CAPI

4. Optionally set:

   • Partner Agent String → for debugging

   • Test Event Code → to verify events in Meta Test Events

👉 The Pixel ID is used for client-side tags, the Access Token for server-side tags.

2. Create and Configure a Meta Tracker

1. Go to Trackers in JTM.

2. Add a new Meta Tracker.

3. This tracker acts as the central reference object for all Meta-related tags.

4. It connects frontend and server-side events to the same Pixel.

3. Frontend Tracking Setup

1. Review the data points already available in your JENTIS setup.

2. Add extra events and parameters required for Meta (e.g., Purchase, Lead, PII data).

3. Make sure PII (such as email, phone) is hashed client-side before being submitted to JENTIS.

Example of pushing a hashed email:

var emh = sha256("[email protected]"); 

_jts.push({
  track: "event",
  group: "fbpii",
  name: "emh",
  emh: emh
});

In Preview Mode of JENTIS, you should see the event arriving with the hashed value.

4. Server-Side Tag and Trigger Setup

Create a Tag

1. Navigate to Tag Manager → Tags → Create new tag.

2. Select the Meta Tracker and the event template (e.g., Purchase, Lead).

3. Map required parameters:

   • em → references emh (hashed email from frontend event)

   • fbc, fbp → mapped automatically by JENTIS

   • Pixel ID + Access Token → reference from Tracker

Create a Trigger

1. Navigate to Triggers → Create new trigger.

2. Define the conditions for when the tag should fire.

   • Example: Fire when event group = fbpii.

3. Attach the trigger to the tag.

Now, whenever the event occurs, JENTIS will send the data to Meta CAPI.

5. Debugging & Verification

• Use JTM Preview Mode to check incoming data.

• Use the Test Event Code in your Pixel to verify events are arriving in Meta in real time.

• Ensure deduplication is set up if both frontend and server-side send the same events.

6. Go Live

Once testing is complete:

1. Remove or disable the test code.

2. Publish the configuration in JENTIS.

3. Monitor event delivery and quality in Meta Business Manager → Events Manager.

With this implementation, JENTIS ensures that frontend and server-side Meta tracking are synchronized, privacy-compliant, and optimized for event quality.