Pinterest

1. Open the Ads Manager in Pinterest
2. Browse to > Ads > Conversions
3. Click Get started
4. Enter the shop URL and check it. Then you’ll get a tag ID at the top right. Copy and paste that into the Pixel Manager. Then Skip to the next page. You can click through each page now and keep all the standard settings.
5. Continue to the next page
6. Continue to the next page
7. Finish by clicking Done

Enhanced Match is an optional addition to your Pinterest tag that matches conversion data with the person responsible for the conversion. Enhanced Match sends hashed emails to Pinterest to match site events when there’s no Pinterest cookie present. Enhanced Match also lets you track cross-device checkouts, which cannot be done otherwise. As a result, you can accurately see conversions reported in Ads Manager.

The API for Conversions is an optional addition to your Pinterest tag that sends conversion data to Pinterest in real time through Pinterest’s server-to-server protocol. As a result, you can see conversions reported in Ads Manager more accurately.

Find more information on the API for Conversions in the Pinterest documentation.

The ad account ID is a unique identifier for your Pinterest Ad Account. Open the Ads Manager in Pinterest: https://ads.pinterest.com/

You can find the ad account ID in the URL of the Ads Manager.

1. Open the Ads Manager in Pinterest: https://ads.pinterest.com/
2. Browse to > Ads > Conversions

3. Click Conversion access token

4. Click Generate new token

5. Copy the token

6. Paste the token into the Pixel Manager and click Save

Advanced matching is an addition to the API for Conversion. It sends hashed PII, such as email addresses, first and last names, and phone numbers to Pinterest to match site events when there’s no Pinterest cookie present. As a result, you can see conversions reported in Ads Manager more accurately.

The Pixel Manager doesn’t send events through the API if a visitor is blocking the Pinterest pixel. If you enable this setting the Pixel Manager will send anonymized events through the API to Pinterest.

You can get the Pinterest Tag Helper from the Chrome web store: Pinterest Tag Helper

It will help you to verify that the pixel fires correctly.