Win back the sales your ads never saw.
Your store records every order. Meta and Google only count the ones their browser pixel catches - and miss a real share. Prism sends the rest back, server-side, so your ad platforms measure and target with the full picture.
Server-side · Works after iOS & cookies · Google Ads & Meta
Your ads are grading themselves with results missing.
One of the main ways Meta and Google learn a sale happened is a browser pixel firing at checkout - and it's the signal that breaks most often. So the platform runs your campaigns on a partial view of what actually worked.
The pixel misses a real share of sales
Cross-device journeys, Safari clearing tracking after a few days, iPhone opt-outs, express checkouts (PayPal, Klarna, Shop Pay), ad blockers and consent banners - each one quietly drops a real order the platform never sees.
Cross-device buyers vanish
A shopper taps your ad on their phone, then sits down and buys on their laptop. The purchase happened where the platform never saw them - so as far as it knows, that ad produced nothing.
The algorithm optimizes on incomplete data
Automated bidding learns from the conversions it can see. Feed it a partial picture and it targets the wrong people, under-bids your real winners, and quietly wastes budget.
You pay more for every customer
When the platform under-counts the campaigns that actually convert, it over-invests in the ones that only look good. The gap shows up as a higher cost to acquire each customer than you should be paying.
How recovery works
Your store already has the sale. Prism hands it back.
Prism already holds every confirmed Shopify order and reconstructs the journey that led to it - so it knows which sales the pixel missed, and which ad they belong to.
Recovered sales are sent with the best match key and de-duplicated — the platform reconciles overlaps on its side.
Sending isn't matching. Prism hands the platform the sale and the best available match key; the platform confirms it on its own side. You improve the odds, not force a match - and your recovery rate climbs over the first few weeks, then settles.
What Prism Enrich does
Recover once. Enrich Google Ads and Meta.
One first-party layer feeds both ad platforms the sales their pixel missed - no new tags, no engineering, no touching your campaigns.
Recovered purchases sent server-side to your Google Ads conversions.
Recovered purchases sent server-side to your Meta conversions (CAPI).
No new pixel
Prism already has your first-party data. Nothing to install on your theme or checkout.
Only real matches
Each sale carries the best match key - a click ID, or securely hashed customer detail. Orders with nothing to match on are skipped, not sent as noise.
A metric, not a black box
Watch the share of orders your platforms can tie back to an ad climb week over week - your own recovery number.
Turn it on. It runs itself.
No new pixel, no theme rebuild, no touching your campaigns.
Connect your store
Install Prism and link Google Ads & Meta. Most stores are live the same day.
Prism finds the missed sales
It already holds every Shopify order and reconstructs the journey - so it knows which sales the pixel missed and which ad they belong to.
Sends them back, server-side
Each recovered sale goes to the platform with the best match key. You watch your recovery rate climb, then settle.
What most Shopify brands try first - and where it falls short.
A generic look at the ways stores try to close the pixel gap.
| Capability | Browser pixel only | DIY server-side (CAPI) | Point tracking apps | Prism |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Recovers cross-device & blocked sales | – | if built well | varies | ✓ |
| Sends to Google Ads AND Meta | – | one at a time | often one | ✓ |
| Uses your first-party journey for match keys | – | – | rare | ✓ |
| Skips unmatchable orders (no noise) | – | manual | varies | ✓ |
| Shows your recovery rate | – | – | rare | ✓ |
| Setup | built in | engineering | per-app | one toggle |
Generic category comparison - no named competitors.
Recovers to the platforms you already run.
Questions Shopify operators actually ask.
Why do my ad platforms report fewer sales than Shopify?+−
What is server-side conversion tracking?+−
How many sales am I actually missing?+−
Will my conversion count go up after I turn this on?+−
Does sending a sale guarantee the platform credits it?+−
Do I still need my pixel?+−
Does it work for both Google Ads and Meta?+−
Is this safe for customer privacy?+−
Want the full explainer?+−
See how many sales your ads are missing.
Connect your store and we’ll show you your own recovery number first.