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CallTrackingMetrics

Treat every inbound call as a conversion you can attribute to ads.

CallTrackingMetrics fires webhooks for inbound calls, qualified leads, and call conversions. Cometly catches them, identifies the visitor by email or phone, and attributes the call to the campaign that drove it.

Live connection
Webhook
CallTrackingMetrics
Calls
Cometly
Attribution & reporting
  • Real-time event sync
  • Stitched to original ad click
  • Multi-touch attribution applied
What you get

Why teams plug in
CallTrackingMetrics.

Every CallTrackingMetrics event flows into Cometly with the original visitor journey attached, so attribution lines up with the systems your team already trusts.

  • Real-time tracking of inbound calls, qualified leads, and conversions
  • Visitor identification via email, phone, or the Cometly token
  • Optimize ad spend against call-driven pipeline
  • Track multiple call outcomes as separate Cometly events
Available triggers

Pick the events that matter.

Each trigger maps to a Cometly event. Track everything, or filter down to the moments that actually drive your business.

  • 01New Call Received

    Fires for every inbound call to a tracked number.

  • 02Qualified Lead Call

    Fires when a call is marked qualified.

  • 03Call Conversion

    Fires when a call results in a sale or conversion.

Setup

Connect in minutes.

The CallTrackingMetrics integration uses Webhook. Most teams have data flowing in less than five minutes, with no engineers required.

Full setup guide
  1. In Cometly, copy the CallTrackingMetrics webhook URL.
  2. In CallTrackingMetrics, assign tracking numbers and open Integrations → Webhooks.
  3. Add a webhook with the Cometly URL and pick the event type.
  4. Test a call to confirm the event lands.
  5. Map fields in Cometly and activate.

See CallTrackingMetrics attribution live.

Book a 30-minute demo. We'll wire CallTrackingMetrics up to your stack on the call and show you what real attribution looks like.