How to send PostHog conversion events to Microsoft Ads
Microsoft can accept an event while dropping optional fields. Check response warnings and the goal’s action before relying on conversion totals.
Read moreMicrosoft can accept an event while dropping optional fields. Check response warnings and the goal’s action before relying on conversion totals.
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