See the AI traffic reaching your Shopify store.
Add Chad's browser tracker to the storefront, verify human traffic and AI referrals, then connect supported payment data if you want attributed revenue in reports.
A Shopify storefront can use Chad's browser snippet for pageviews, anonymous sessions, and attributable AI referrals. Revenue reporting requires a separate authenticated provider connection and valid attribution signals.
Install the storefront tracker
Theme and checkout capabilities vary by Shopify plan and configuration. Install only in surfaces where your store permits custom tracking code.
- Create the Shopify website in Chad and copy its public site ID.
- Add the Chad script through the storefront's supported theme or custom-code workflow.
- Publish the change and open the production storefront.
- Confirm that only one Chad script loads and that the first visit appears.
Connect revenue only when configured
Chad supports authenticated Shopify connection and signed webhook handling when the production integration is configured. Payment events can be attributed through an observed anonymous visitor, session, or stitched customer identity when the necessary signal exists.
Separate referral evidence from sales claims
Chad can report an observed AI referral and an attributed purchase in the same journey. It does not claim that a crawler request caused a purchase or fill attribution gaps with assumptions.
Common questions
Will Chad track checkout pages on every Shopify plan?
Not necessarily. Shopify's supported custom-code surfaces vary by plan and setup, so verify the pages where the script is permitted to run.
Does installing the browser script connect revenue automatically?
No. Revenue requires a separate authenticated provider connection and usable attribution signals.
Can Chad identify AI-referred purchases?
It can attribute configured payments to observed sessions when the necessary identifiers and provider data are available; missing referrers or identifiers can limit attribution.