Pixel Web: Knows what interests each customer before they make a purchase
Data4Sales' Pixel tracks the products and categories each customer views on your e-commerce site, as well as what they search for. This browsing data is added to their 360° profile—along with their online and in-store purchases—and is ready to be used for audiences, campaigns, and flows.
WhatsApp · 3 hours later Hi, Lucía. The Trail X shoes you were looking at are still available in your size. Can we help you choose?
Web Pixel3 Signals in One VisitCategory, product, and search
360° ProfileBrowsing + ShoppingAll within the same CDP profile
Orbis Audiences1,284 customersWatched the trailer this week but didn't buy
WorkflowWhatsApp at 3 a.m.Tactic: Keep the interest alive
ResultControlled SaleCompared to a control group
Illustrative example with fictitious data
Why a Web Pixel?
Every visit leaves a clue. The Pixel turns it into your next sale.
Most visits to your store don't result in a purchase. Without Pixel, that interest is lost. With Pixel, every product viewed and every search becomes a specific reason to reach out to that customer.
Interest, not just credit history
You know what each customer is looking at this week, as well as what they bought months ago.
In your CDP, not in another tool
Browsing history is stored in the customer's profile, along with their online and in-store purchases, campaigns, and conversations.
Ready to activate
You can use it directly for audiences, workflows, and personalized content—without having to export or cross-reference spreadsheets.
Capabilities
From an anonymous visit to the specified event, at a single location
Five features that turn your store's browsing into sales.
What it records
Every product, every category, and every search—the moment it happens
Pixel tracks navigation within your e-commerce site: which categories each customer browses, which products they view and how many times, and what they type into the search bar. These are the clearest signals of intent you have before a purchase.
Products viewed: which ones and how many times
Viewed Categories: What Each Customer Is Interested In Today
Searches: what you're looking for in your own words
Lucía M.'s Browsing HistoryToday
CategoryRunning / Trail
ProductTrail X Running Shoe
ProductUltra Windbreaker
Search“waterproof”
ProductTrail X Running Shoe, 3rd Edition
Illustrative example
360° Profile
Navigation complements everything you already know about that customer
What happens on your site is added to the same profile that includes their online and in-store purchases, the campaigns they've opened, and their conversations. That way, you can see the full picture: what they've bought, what they're looking at, and how they prefer to be addressed.
Recent interest along with purchase history
Affinity by more specific category
Cues to help you know when to talk to them
Customer StoryCustomer Data Platform
Purchased at the Centro storePerformance T-shirt · $39
He bought it onlineRunning socks (3 pairs) · $18
He opened an emailRunning News
He watched "Trail Running" and "Trail X" three timesWeb Pixel
He searched for “raincoat”Web Pixel
ShoppingCampaignsNavigation
Hearings of Interest
Build audiences based on what your customers watch, not just what they buy
Describe who you want to reach, and Orbis Audiences builds the audience using Pixel signals combined with purchase data, value, and lifecycle information. The audience updates automatically, and you can use it in email, WhatsApp, SMS, or in your Meta, Google Ads, and TikTok ad campaigns.
Interest by category in recent days
They looked but didn't buy; they're ready to try again
Natively synchronized with your ad campaign
Orbis AudiencesNew Audience
Customers who viewed "Running" in the last 7 days but did not make a purchase
Audience ready1,284 customersUpdated daily
Viewed the Running category · 7 daysNo purchases · 7 daysAccepts WhatsApp or email
They viewed a product 3 timesThey searched but didn't buyInterest in a new category
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Flows by Behavior
When someone looks and leaves, the right message appears on its own
With Workflows, you can turn browsing behavior into triggers: a product viewed but not purchased, a recurring category visit, or a search with no results. You define the channel, timing, and frequency just once, and the workflow runs every day.
Browsing abandoned via WhatsApp or email
Waiting periods and conditions for not pushing too hard
Results measured against a control group
Workflow · Interest That Never WanesActive
TriggerSaw a product but didn't buy it
Wait3 hours
StatusDid you make a purchase during this time?Yes: Exits the flow
WhatsAppReminder about the product you viewed
Wait2 days
EmailThat product and what goes well with it
Personalized Content
Each message reflects what that customer was looking at
Orbis Creative uses each customer's browsing history to curate content: the product they viewed, alternatives in that category, and items that go well with it. The same feed looks different for each person.
Products viewed in an email or on WhatsApp
Recommendations from the category you're interested in
A different newsletter for each customer
Email · What You've Been ViewingOrbis Creative
Lucia, your next outing starts here
Trail XYou've seen it 3 times
Ultra WindbreakerFrom your search
Trail SocksPairs with Trail X
View my products
Illustrative example
Orbis Pulse Tactics
Orbis uses navigation to choose the right strategy for each client
Orbis Pulse combines signals from Pixel with the rest of the profile and determines, on a customer-by-customer basis, what to do, through which channel, and when.
Interest That Never Wanes
Reach out to those who viewed products but left without buying anything.
He came back, got off, and is running out of steam
Notify me when the item I viewed is back in stock, goes on sale, or is about to sell out.
A newsletter for everyone
Its categories, its brands, and the latest in what interests you.
More from your catalog
It shows categories that you've viewed but haven't purchased yet.
Your site's navigation data is combined with the data coming in from your systems into a profile for each customer and is then sent—along with all its context—to your channels, your ads, and your AI assistant.
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eCommerce
Customers, orders, shopping carts, and the catalog—all synchronized every day.
VTEXShopifyTiendanubeWooCommerceMagento (Adobe Commerce)PrestaShopFenicioAnd more platforms
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Brick-and-mortar store, ERP, and CRM
In-store sales follow the same pattern as online purchases.
Questions marketing and e-commerce teams often ask us before installing it.
What is the Data4Sales Web Pixel?
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It's a piece of code that's installed on your e-commerce site and tracks what each customer does on your site: the categories and products they view and what they search for. That browsing activity is added to their profile in the Customer Data Platform, along with their online and in-store purchases, and is ready to be used in audiences, campaigns, and flows.
What data does the Pixel collect?
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Track three behavioral metrics: products viewed, categories viewed, and searches on your site, along with the time they occur. This lets you know what each customer is interested in today—not just what they’ve purchased in the past.
How do you set up the Pixel?
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A code snippet is added to your online store. Our Customer Success team guides you through the setup process and verifies that the navigation appears correctly on user profiles before activating it.
How is it different from the Meta pixel or Google Analytics?
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The Meta Pixel sends browsing data to Meta to optimize your ads, and Google Analytics shows you aggregated traffic reports. The Data4Sales Pixel adds that browsing data to each customer’s profile in your own Customer Data Platform, so you can engage with them one-on-one via email, WhatsApp, SMS, or targeted ads. They’re complementary: you can continue using all three.
How do I use navigation in my campaigns?
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You can create interest-based audiences with Orbis Audiences—for example, customers who viewed a category this week but didn’t make a purchase—trigger workflows when someone views a product and leaves the site, and personalize the content of each email or WhatsApp message based on what they were viewing. Orbis Pulse also uses these signals to choose the right approach for each customer.
Do I need Orbis to use the Pixel?
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No. The navigation remains in the client profile, and you can use it in segments, campaigns, and workflows. With Orbis Audiences, Orbis Creative, and Orbis Pulse, you can get even more out of it, because they use those signals to build audiences, content, and plans for each client.
What about my clients' privacy?
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Browsing data is stored in your Data4Sales account, and each member of your team logs in with their own username and permissions. As with any analytics tool, we recommend that you disclose this information in your privacy and cookie policies in accordance with the regulations of each country where you sell.
Stop thinking of your customers only when they make a purchase, and start selling them what they're looking at
Here's what you could do with your store's navigation and your business data.