Documentation

Everything you need to attribute real sales to a creator with Yonto — how the tracking works, how to set it up on Shopify or any other site, and a reference for every endpoint, field and limit.

Getting started

How attribution works

The three ways Yonto ties a sale to a creator — tracked link, discount code, and Shopify webhook — and what each one catches.

Custom site quickstart

Install the pixel and fire a conversion on any non-Shopify site in a few minutes.

Platforms

See which influencers actually sell on your Shopify store: every order checked against each influencer's code and link, with refunds taken off automatically.

See which influencers actually sell on your WooCommerce store: a tracked link for each one, and every order that follows it credited to the person who sent it.

See which influencers actually sell on your Wix store: a tracked link for each one, and the orders that follow it credited to the person who sent the shopper.

See which influencers actually sell on your Squarespace store: a tracked link for each one, and the orders that follow it credited to whoever sent the shopper.

See which influencers actually sell on your BigCommerce store: a tracked link for each one, and the orders that follow it credited to the person who sent them.

See which influencers actually sell on your Webflow store: a tracked link for each one, and the orders that follow it credited to the person who sent the shopper.

Track which influencers drive sales on a site you built yourself: one script tag on every page, one call when an order succeeds, or a report from your server.

Server-side API

Report orders to Yonto from your own backend: influencer sales credited without cookies, consent prompts or ad blockers, from any device the shopper uses.

Reference

Every attribute, option and field of p.js — including when window.proof does not exist, and how to queue calls that happen before the script loads.

Conversion endpoint

POST /api/conversion — request fields, every error response, how duplicates are collapsed, and the currency rules.

Shopify webhooks

The orders/create and refunds/create handlers — HMAC verification, the attribution order, and every status code they return.

Branded tracking domains

Put tracked links on your own subdomain — or a client's: the two DNS records, how verification works, and what removing a domain breaks.

GET /api/export/conversions — the eleven columns, what scopes a download, and why refunds appear as their own rows.

The published limits per endpoint, and an honest account of how the limiter actually behaves in production.