Clarvivo documentation
From the first pageview to revenue you can explain
Set up Clarvivo, make the data trustworthy, and connect the parts of your customer journey—traffic, search, conversions, and payments—without building a stack of disconnected reports.
The setup path
- 1
Install tracking
Create a project, add one browser script to your shared layout, and verify the first visit in Real-time. - 2
Measure progress
Track the few actions that matter and organize them into goals and funnels. - 3
Connect context
Bring Search Console and signed payment data into the same view as visits and campaigns. - 4
Use the signal
Review the dashboard, set alerts, export a report, or ask an MCP-enabled coding agent for a focused answer.
Browse the guides
Start here
Getting started →
Create a Clarvivo project, add the tracking script, and confirm the first event is arriving.
Implementation
Track your site →
Install the Clarvivo browser tracker and understand page, session, and visitor tracking.
Implementation
Events & conversions →
Track events, conversions, forms, and purchases without turning every UI interaction into noise.
Implementation
Funnels →
Create funnels from ordered page or event steps and use them to find where intent falls away.
Integrations
Revenue attribution →
Connect a payment provider or server-side revenue API to attribute signed payment events.
Integrations
Manual integrations →
Step-by-step installation for tracking, GTM, payment webhooks, Shopify, WordPress, custom revenue, Search Console, Slack, and email digests.
Integrations
Google Search Console →
Connect Google Search Console to report queries, pages, clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position.
Product
Use the dashboard →
Understand the main Clarvivo workspaces for traffic, real-time activity, revenue, AI, alerts, and exports.
Product
Projects & team →
Manage multiple sites, project access, invitations, and safe project switching.
Account
API tokens →
Understand Clarvivo API tokens, scopes, one-time display, revocation, and the difference from a tracking key.
Account
Billing & plans →
Review Clarvivo’s event-based plans, billing workspace, checkout, and customer portal.
Reference
Security & data →
Learn what belongs in browser code, what must stay server-side, and how Clarvivo handles sensitive integration credentials.
Reference
Troubleshooting →
Troubleshoot missing traffic, missing Search Console data, revenue attribution, and API-token issues.
Integrations
MCP for coding agents →
Install Clarvivo through Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or another MCP client.