RedTrack on your landing pages
RedTrack sends the visitor to your LanderLab page with its click ID on the URL. A hidden field named after that parameter saves it with the lead, and when the form is sent, the page's Webhook integration calls RedTrack's postback URL with it, so the lead is recorded as a conversion on the click that bought it.
Nothing sits in between: no Zap, no script to maintain. The lead itself stays in LanderLab's Leads tab with its page, A/B variant and UTMs, and goes on to your CRM or buyer as usual.
RedTrack conversions from the form
The postback goes out on submit, server to server, with the click ID a hidden field saved from the URL. The webhook is set per page, so each page can post to the RedTrack campaign it belongs to, and a page view or a stray button click never counts as a lead.
A lead today, a sale later
Lead gen money often arrives in two steps: the form fill, then the buyer's acceptance or the network's sale. Post the form fill from the page, let the buyer or the network post the later stage, and RedTrack can keep the two apart on the same click.
Every lead kept in LanderLab
Whatever RedTrack records, the lead is also stored in LanderLab's Leads tab with its click ID, page, variant and answers, unless Lead Compliance Delivery is on. When a number in RedTrack looks off, the original submit is there to check.
