Features explained
How FunnelFlux features work — on-page JavaScript, the funnel editor, redirects, tags, tokens, and reports.
On-page JavaScript
Section titled “On-page JavaScript”- Create smooth tracking using Session ID
- Getting data from the FunnelFlux Javascript
- The features and functions of FunnelFlux’s on-page Javascript tracking
- Using cookieless tracking
- Using FunnelFlux’s time on page tracking
- Using the no-redirect feature to send traffic to your funnels without redirect links
Funnel editor
Section titled “Funnel editor”- How tags work
- Using custom fields to inject randomised custom text into lander/offer urls
- Using tags to redirect repeat visitors
- What are accumulated URL parameters?
- What are the “Custom Tokens” in the advanced settings?
Tracking and reporting
Section titled “Tracking and reporting”- Hashing data passed in URLs using token processors
- How to set incoming traffic costs
- How tracking fields work
- What are Stored Links? — How to use the link shortener function of FunnelFlux.
- What do N/A and filtered traffic options do in reports?
Platform features
Section titled “Platform features”- How to update conversion data
- How to use the update costs function
- The system settings area
- The traffic filters section
- User management and permissions
- Using the shortcut palette
- What does clear tracking session do?
Redirection
Section titled “Redirection”- Redirect Types - 307, 301, Ultimate Meta Refresh and Fluxify — The different redirect options available in FunnelFlux and how they differ.
- What is the FunnelFlux Buffer and how to use it — Learn how to use buffer tokens in FunnelFlux.
Multivariate testing
Section titled “Multivariate testing”- Setting up Multivariate Testing (MVT) with Javascript
- Setting up Multivariate Testing (MVT) with PHP
- What is Multivariate Testing
More features
Section titled “More features”- Bulletproof Tracking Guide — How to ensure tracking is consistent and coherent in all situations.