Tracking audit
Start hereA structured review of analytics, tags, pixels, consent, conversion flows and reporting gaps.
We clean up tracking setups that grew market by market and unify them into one privacy-first measurement layer, so analytics, pixels, consent and experiments produce numbers your teams can trust.

Every market started with its own agency, its own tags and its own definitions. That is how enterprise tracking naturally grows. The usual symptom: GA4 reports 1,400 conversions, the ad platforms claim 2,900, and the warehouse holds a third number nobody can explain.
GA4, ad platforms and dashboards disagree. Meetings turn into debates about numbers instead of decisions.
Tags fire too early, too late or not at all. Consent Mode, CMP behavior and server-side events need exact alignment.
A/B tests need clean events, stable conversions and trustworthy audiences. Otherwise learnings are fragile.
Web Wombats is an engineering-led tracking practice for multi-market enterprise teams. No account layers, no juniors learning on your budget. Every engagement is staffed with senior specialists and sized to what the problem actually needs.
Audit first. Implement properly. Keep it running. Improve it as your organization, website and campaigns change.
A structured review of analytics, tags, pixels, consent, conversion flows and reporting gaps.
We repair or rebuild your measurement setup so technical tracking matches business definitions.
We align CMP behavior, Consent Mode and tag firing rules with your legal and business requirements.
After launch, we monitor tracking health and support releases so regressions do not go unnoticed.
We bridge strategy, implementation and daily operations. Every setup gets a spec, a QA process and a clear ownership model.
We map your current stack, business goals, reports and known data trust issues.
We define events, parameters, destinations, consent rules and source-of-truth decisions.
We implement clean tracking in GTM, GA4, server-side containers, pixels and related systems.
We test across browsers, consent states, campaigns and conversion journeys, then document what matters.
We keep the foundation stable and prepare it for dashboards, activation and experimentation.
Scroll, click, open the cookie settings and change your mind. Every event this page pushes to its dataLayer appears in Fig. 04, stamped with the consent state it fired under. If you can see what fired and when, you can argue with numbers instead of feelings.
The ledger mirrors this page’s own dataLayer, in your browser. Whether anything leaves it is your call: deny statistics and the events still render here, but no analytics request fires. That’s the point.
From browser events to server-side enrichment, ad platform conversion APIs and analytics warehouses.
One measurement layer your teams can build on.
Marketing can optimize campaigns. Product can analyze behavior. CRO can run experiments. BI can model data. Leadership can make decisions without debating whether the numbers are real.
Why reliable tracking is a performance lever, not a checkbox →
In a short call, we’ll discuss your current stack, where trust breaks today and whether a structured tracking audit makes sense.