Avoid errors and improve data quality in Cardlytics

How do I resolve attribution errors in Cardlytics?

Attribution errors typically happen when event data isn’t captured consistently across all channels, or when there’s a mismatch between how platforms define conversions and interactions. Trackingplan validates the complete attribution chain, comparing data from Cardlytics with your other platforms (such as your web analytics and ad tools) to ensure that each transaction is properly matched to its source. It detects anomalies, missing referrers, or conflicting campaign parameters, and sends you alerts so you can resolve them before they distort your reporting.When tags aren’t firing correctly, offer-related events might be lost—leading to underreported performance and missed insights. Trackingplan continuously checks your tagging setup for Cardlytics, validating trigger conditions, tag timing, and data completeness. If a tag is firing too late, being blocked by a browser extension, or misconfigured in your tag manager, you'll get a detailed alert showing exactly what’s wrong and how to fix it.

Why is my tagging setup not firing correctly for Cardlytics offers?

When tags aren’t firing correctly, offer-related events might be lost—leading to underreported performance and missed insights. Trackingplan continuously checks your tagging setup for Cardlytics, validating trigger conditions, tag timing, and data completeness. If a tag is firing too late, being blocked by a browser extension, or misconfigured in your tag manager, you'll get a detailed alert showing exactly what’s wrong and how to fix it.

How can I fix data delays or inconsistencies in Cardlytics?

Delays or inconsistencies in your Cardlytics data can stem from backend issues, syncing delays, or integration misconfigurations. Trackingplan helps reduce these blind spots by validating your data in real time. It checks whether events are being received within the expected timeframe, and whether the data being collected aligns with your expected schema. If there are delays, it identifies whether they originate from your site, tag manager, or the Cardlytics API—helping you resolve them before they impact your reports or decision-making.