Sources
Bring data into Zappush. Manage the platform your events come from and the data it shares with your store.
A source is where your events come from. Open Connections → Sources to see your sources and their status.
Shopify
If your store runs on Shopify, it appears here as a source. Open Connections → Sources → Shopify to manage it. The page shows a status (Active, Disabled, or Not connected), your shop domain, and the data-sharing controls for the customer events Shopify sends into Zappush.
To connect Shopify in the first place, see Connect your store.
GoHighLevel
If your business runs on GoHighLevel, connect one sub-account and its orders, form submissions, and appointments flow into Zappush alongside everything else. Open Connections → Sources → GoHighLevel and choose Connect GoHighLevel. You approve the connection on GoHighLevel's side and land back here.
Pick a sub-account rather than the agency when GoHighLevel asks. A sub-account belongs to exactly one workspace, so if it is already connected somewhere else you will be told rather than having it quietly moved.
The page shows the sub-account you connected, its timezone, what you approved, and when we last heard from it. An Ingestion switch pauses everything without disconnecting, for when you want the link kept but nothing recorded.
Page coverage
Tracking is added to each funnel page individually, so a five-step funnel needs the snippet on all five pages. Page coverage lists the pages of one funnel at a time and marks the ones that are not sending us anything, by name, so you can see exactly which page to fix instead of guessing why a funnel looks quiet. The snippet to paste is on the same screen and is identical for every page, so there is nothing to customise.
Pick a funnel from the menu above the table. Three counts sit over it:
- Pages in this funnel is every step GoHighLevel reports for that funnel.
- Measured is the pages that sent us an event in the last 30 days.
- Missing the element is the pages with no tracking element pasted in.
In the table, each page shows its name, its URL, a Tracking badge, and the time of its last event. A page that has sent nothing in the last 30 days reads No element, which usually means the snippet was never pasted into it. When a funnel has more pages than fit, View all opens the full list in a full-screen view, where you can search by page name or URL, filter by tracking, and sort by name or last event.
Sources tell you what is coming in. Whether those events reach Meta is a separate question, answered under Connections → Destinations. Both screens say so plainly, because a workspace with no destination and a destination that has never delivered are different problems. Under the coverage table, Where these events go shows which of the two you are in.
Shopify and GoHighLevel are the sources available today. Stores on other platforms see "Source connectors are coming soon."
Offline Conversions
Record sales that happen away from your website, one at a time, in bulk, or automatically from Shopify POS, so they count in your reporting and reach Meta like any other purchase.
Analytics
Read your Zappush analytics with confidence. Understand every dashboard, KPI, chart, and filter, and what to do with what you see.