AirFind Integration Guide

A step-by-step guide on how to integrate AirFind to ClickFlare
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Written by Ervis
Updated 3 months ago

Thanks to ClickFlare's API integration with AirFind, you'll be able to have conversions and revenue accurately pulled automatically into ClickFlare. 

The revenue and conversions are pulled with a frequency of every hour for 3 days, from the moment that the conversion happens. So you're assured to have always the most up-to-date revenue.

In this article, we'll go over the step-by-step process of setting up the integration with AirFind.

What you'll need for the integration:

  • An active ClickFlare Account.
  • An active AirFind Account.
  • Your AirFind Api Key.

Adding the AirFind integration to ClickFlare.

To add AirFind integration to your ClickFlare account, begin by accessing the Integrations Menu, found in the Settings Menu (gear icon).

  • Under RSOC Integrations, click Add Integration.

  • Choose the AirFind template
  • Give your new integration a Name.
Note: Have your AirFind API Key ready before proceeding to connect it with ClickFlare.
  • Under Accounts, click on + Connect Account.
  • Enter the account name, auth key and click on Save.
  • Move on to choosing the custom conversion, you want to attribute the conversion event to.

    To learn how to add a custom conversion in ClickFlare, follow our article here.

Note: In order for the integration to work, you have to send the {cf_click_id} to the "click_id" parameter (check offer URL example below). That's why you're not giving the option to choose a subid, like for other Feeds.
  • Lastly, click on Save.

    You’ll see the new integration appear under the Revenue Stream Integrations section.

Offer URL template for AirFind:

This is how your AirFind offer URL will look like:

https://example_domain.com/_content/article?variant=1&articleId=REPLACE_ARTICLE_ID&suggestedTerms=REPLACE TERMS&adCopyTitle=REPLACE_ADCOPY&page=content&brand=REPLACE_BRAND&styleId1=REPLACE_STYLE_ID&param10=BRAND_NAME&param11=STYLE_ID&click_id={cf_click_id}

Info: You'll get the first part of the link (up to &click_id=...) from AirFind. So all the parameters, like article ID should be already replaced.
Important Note: It's crucial to append the following parameter to your offer URLs:

 • The ClickFlare click ID: "&click_id={cf_click_id}"

 • The Brand name: "&param10=BRAND_NAME"
   *You need to append the brand name to your offer URL (not the brand ID).
   *The brand might be composed from 2 to 4 characters, and it should look         like this, "I3", "GV5", etc.

• The Style ID: "&param11=STYLE_ID"
  *The style ID looks something like this "2739591891"

If you fail to do so, your postbacks will not fire and ClickFlare will not pull any revenue from Airfind.
Ask your account manager for more info regarding the Brand Name and the Style ID.

Postback template for AirFind

Remember to include a postback in AirFind to ensure correct tracking. Below are the postback templates for the "search" and "click" events:

Search

https://your_tracking_domain.com/cf/cv?param1={searchterm}&ct=search

Click

https://your_tracking_domain.com/cf/cv?param1={searchterm}&ct=click

Note: using the above postbacks assumes that you have already added the custom conversions for the events "search" and "click". If you haven't, you should add the event as shown in the image below:

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