Online-Klick-Conversions verwalten

Mit der Google Ads API können Sie Online-Klick-Conversions in Google Ads verwalten. Online-Klick-Conversions helfen Ihnen, Anzeigen zu erfassen, die zu Verkäufen im Internet geführt haben, z. B. über eine Website.

Online-Conversions werden mit dem Google-Tag erfasst. Sie können sie aber mit der Google Ads API anpassen oder verbessern.

Wenn Sie das Google-Tag bereits eingerichtet haben und Ihre Online Conversions anpassen möchten, lesen Sie den Hilfeartikel Conversion-Anpassungen. Wenn Sie das Google-Tag eingerichtet haben und Ihre Online-Conversions mit von Nutzern bereitgestellten Daten verbessern möchten (auch bekannt als erweiterte Conversions für das Web), lesen Sie weiter.

Erweiterte Conversions für das Web

Im folgenden Abschnitt wird erläutert, wie Sie Online-Klick-Conversions optimieren können. Diese Funktion wird auch als erweiterte Conversions für das Web bezeichnet.

Für erweiterte Conversions für das Web muss ein Tag eingerichtet werden, das automatisch eine Klick-ID wie eine GCLID und eine Bestell-ID an Google Ads sendet, wenn ein Nutzer eine Conversion ausführt. Sie können erweiterte Conversions über Google Tag Manager, das Google-Tag oder die Google Ads API einrichten. Wenn Sie die Google Ads API verwenden, haben Sie den Vorteil, dass Sie selbst erhobene Conversion-Daten innerhalb von 24 Stunden nach dem Conversion-Ereignis senden können, anstatt gleichzeitig. So können Sie selbst erhobene Daten aus einer Vielzahl von Quellen nutzen, wie etwa aus einer Kundendatenbank oder einem CRM-System.

Funktionsweise von erweiterten Conversions für das Web

Erweiterte Conversions für das Web in der Google Ads API ergänzen Schritt 3 im folgenden Ablauf.

Anstatt die gehashten Nutzerinformationen zu senden, wenn der Nutzer eine Conversion ausführt, sendet das Tag nur die GCLID und die Bestell-ID. Sie senden die gehashten Nutzerinformationen später, indem Sie die Bestell-ID zusammen mit den gehashten Daten importieren. Weitere Informationen zu erweiterten Conversions für das Web finden Sie im Hilfeartikel Erweiterte Conversions.

Vorbereitung

Sie müssen die Nutzungsbedingungen für Kundendaten akzeptieren, bevor Sie erweiterte Conversions für das Web verwenden können. Sie können prüfen, ob die Nutzungsbedingungen für Kundendaten akzeptiert wurden, indem Sie die folgende Abfrage an den Google Ads-Anzeigen-Conversion-Kunden senden:

SELECT
  customer.id,
  customer.conversion_tracking_setting.accepted_customer_data_terms
FROM customer

Wenn accepted_customer_data_terms auf false gesetzt ist, folgen Sie der Anleitung unter Erweiterte Conversions für das Web einrichten, um diese Voraussetzung zu erfüllen.

Tagging konfigurieren

Sie können das Tagging für Ihre Website konfigurieren, indem Sie der Anleitung in Erweiterte Conversions für das Web mit der Google Ads API einrichten folgen. Wir empfehlen außerdem , Ihrem Conversion-Tracking Tag Transaktions-IDs (Bestell-IDs) hinzuzufügen, um die Conversion-Zuordnung zu erleichtern.

API-Implementierung

Hier ist der allgemeine Ablauf für den Import von erweiterten Conversions für das Web in der Google Ads API.

1. Normalisieren und hashen Sie die von Nutzern bereitgestellten Daten wie E‑Mail Adresse, Telefonnummer und Postanschrift.

2. Füllen Sie ConversionAdjustment Objekte mit den normalisierten und gehashten von Nutzern bereitgestellten Daten.

3. Importieren Sie die ConversionAdjustment Objekte in den ConversionAdjustmentUploadService.

4. Überprüfen Sie Ihre Importe.

Von Nutzern bereitgestellte Daten normalisieren und hashen

Aus Datenschutzgründen müssen die folgenden Daten vor dem Import mit SHA-256 gehasht werden:

• E-Mail-Adresse
• Telefonnummer
• Vorname
• Nachname
• Adresse

Die folgenden Daten dürfen nicht gehasht werden:

• Land
• Bundesland
• Stadt
• Postleitzahl

Um die Hash-Ergebnisse zu standardisieren, führen Sie vor dem Hashen eines dieser Werte die folgenden Schritte aus:

• Entfernen Sie Leerzeichen am Anfang und Ende.
• Verwenden Sie nur Kleinbuchstaben im Text.
• Formatieren Sie Telefonnummern gemäß dem E.164-Standard.

Formatierung von E‑Mail-Adressen für erweiterte Conversions

Damit Sie die höchste Übereinstimmungsrate für erweiterte Conversions erzielen, müssen Sie E‑Mail-Adressen richtig formatieren und hashen. Gehen Sie dazu so vor:

1. Standardnormalisierung anwenden (alle E‑Mail-Adressen):

   • Entfernen Sie alle Leerzeichen am Anfang und Ende (ASCII).
   • Wandeln Sie alle Zeichen in der E‑Mail-Adresse in Kleinbuchstaben um.

2. Domainspezifische Normalisierung anwenden (nur gmail.com und googlemail.com):

   • Prüfen Sie nach dem Umwandeln der E‑Mail-Adresse in Kleinbuchstaben, ob die Domain (nach dem Symbol @) gmail.com oder googlemail.com ist.
   • Punkte (.) entfernen: Entfernen Sie alle Punkte aus dem Nutzernamen (vor dem Symbol @).
   • Plus-Suffixe (+) entfernen: Entfernen Sie aus dem Nutzernamen das erste Pluszeichen (+) und alle nachfolgenden Zeichen bis zum Symbol @.
     • Beispiel: [e-mail] wird zuerst in [e-mail] (Kleinbuchstaben) und dann in [e-mail] (Gmail- und Googlemail-Regeln) umgewandelt.
   • Andere Domains: Bei allen Domains, die nicht gmail.com oder googlemail.com sind, dürfen Sie Punkte oder Plus-Suffixe nicht aus dem Nutzernamen entfernen. Wenden Sie nur die Standardnormalisierung an (Leerzeichen entfernen und in Kleinbuchstaben umwandeln).
     • Beispiel: [e-mail] wird in [e-mail] normalisiert.

3. Normalisierte E‑Mail-Adresse hashen:

   • Codieren Sie den normalisierten E‑Mail-String als UTF-8-Byte.
   • Hashen Sie die UTF-8-Byte mit dem SHA-256-Algorithmus.
   • Formatieren Sie den resultierenden Digest als hexadezimalen String in Kleinbuchstaben (64 Zeichen).

Hinweis: Die Anforderungen an die Normalisierung von E‑Mail-Adressen für erweiterte Conversions unterscheiden sich von der internen Verarbeitung von E‑Mail-Varianten für den Kundenabgleich durch Google. Für erweiterte Conversions müssen Sie die domainspezifische Normalisierung für gmail.com und googlemail.com (Entfernen von Punkten und Plus-Suffixen aus dem Nutzernamen) vor dem Hashen der Daten durchführen. Andernfalls werden andere Hash-Werte erzeugt, als Google für diese Domains erwartet, was zu verpassten Übereinstimmungen führt.

import hashlib
import re


def normalize_and_hash_email(email: str) -> str:
    """Normalizes and SHA-256 hashes an email address for enhanced conversions."""
    normalized = email.strip().lower()
    parts = normalized.split("@")
    if len(parts) != 2:
        raise ValueError("Invalid email address format.")
    username, domain = parts
    if domain in ("gmail.com", "googlemail.com"):
        username = username.replace(".", "")
        username = re.sub(r"\+.*$", "", username)
    normalized = f"{username}@{domain}"
    return hashlib.sha256(normalized.encode("utf-8")).hexdigest()

Codebeispiel

In diesem Beispiel wird gezeigt, wie von Nutzern bereitgestellte Daten normalisiert und gehasht werden.

Java

private String normalizeAndHash(MessageDigest digest, String s, boolean trimIntermediateSpaces)
    throws UnsupportedEncodingException {
  // Normalizes by first converting all characters to lowercase, then trimming spaces.
  String normalized = s.toLowerCase();
  if (trimIntermediateSpaces) {
    // Removes leading, trailing, and intermediate spaces.
    normalized = normalized.replaceAll("\\s+", "");
  } else {
    // Removes only leading and trailing spaces.
    normalized = normalized.trim();
  }
  // Hashes the normalized string using the hashing algorithm.
  byte[] hash = digest.digest(normalized.getBytes("UTF-8"));
  StringBuilder result = new StringBuilder();
  for (byte b : hash) {
    result.append(String.format("%02x", b));
  }

  return result.toString();
}

/**
 * Returns the result of normalizing and hashing an email address. For this use case, Google Ads
 * requires removal of any '.' characters or trailing '+' and characters that follow it from the
 * username portion of the email address if the domain is {@code gmail.com} or {@code
 * googlemail.com}.
 *
 * @param digest the digest to use to hash the normalized string.
 * @param emailAddress the email address to normalize and hash.
 */
private String normalizeAndHashEmailAddress(MessageDigest digest, String emailAddress)
    throws UnsupportedEncodingException {
  // Removes all whitespace (leading, trailing, and intermediate) from the email address.
  String normalizedEmail = emailAddress.toLowerCase().replaceAll("\\s+", "");
  String[] emailParts = normalizedEmail.split("@", 2);
  if (emailParts.length == 2 && emailParts[1].matches("^(gmail|googlemail)\\.com$")) {
    // Removes any '.' characters from the portion of the email address before the domain if the
    // domain is gmail.com or googlemail.com.
    emailParts[0] = emailParts[0].replaceAll("\\.", "");
    // Removes any '+' and all characters that follow it from the portion of the email address
    // before the domain if the domain is gmail.com or googlemail.com.
    emailParts[0] = emailParts[0].replaceAll("\\+.*", "");
    normalizedEmail = String.format("%s@%s", emailParts[0], emailParts[1]);
  }
  return normalizeAndHash(digest, normalizedEmail, true);
}

/**
 * Returns the result of normalizing and hashing a phone number. For this use case, Google Ads
 * requires phone numbers to be in E.164 format.
 *
 * @param digest the digest to use to hash the normalized string.
 * @param phoneNumber the phone number to normalize and hash.
 */
private String normalizeAndHashPhoneNumber(MessageDigest digest, String phoneNumber)
    throws UnsupportedEncodingException {
  // Removes non-digit characters and prepends a leading '+' sign.
  String digitsOnly = phoneNumber.replaceAll("[^0-9]", "");
  String formattedPhone = "+" + digitsOnly;
  if (!formattedPhone.matches("^\\+[1-9]\\d{6,14}$")) {
    throw new IllegalArgumentException("Phone number must be in E.164 format: " + phoneNumber);
  }
  return normalizeAndHash(digest, formattedPhone, true);
}
UploadEnhancedConversionsForWeb.java
      

C#

/// <summary>
/// Normalizes the email address and hashes it. For this use case, Google Ads requires
/// removal of any '.' characters preceding <code>gmail.com</code> or
/// <code>googlemail.com</code>.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="emailAddress">The email address.</param>
/// <returns>The hash code.</returns>
private string NormalizeAndHashEmailAddress(string emailAddress)
{
    string normalizedEmail = emailAddress.ToLower();
    string[] emailParts = normalizedEmail.Split('@');
    if (emailParts.Length > 1 && (emailParts[1] == "gmail.com" ||
        emailParts[1] == "googlemail.com"))
    {
        // Removes any '.' characters from the portion of the email address before
        // the domain if the domain is gmail.com or googlemail.com.
        emailParts[0] = emailParts[0].Replace(".", "");
        normalizedEmail = $"{emailParts[0]}@{emailParts[1]}";
    }
    return NormalizeAndHash(normalizedEmail);
}

/// <summary>
/// Normalizes and hashes a string value.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="value">The value to normalize and hash.</param>
/// <returns>The normalized and hashed value.</returns>
private static string NormalizeAndHash(string value)
{
    return ToSha256String(digest, ToNormalizedValue(value));
}

/// <summary>
/// Hash a string value using SHA-256 hashing algorithm.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="digest">Provides the algorithm for SHA-256.</param>
/// <param name="value">The string value (e.g. an email address) to hash.</param>
/// <returns>The hashed value.</returns>
private static string ToSha256String(SHA256 digest, string value)
{
    byte[] digestBytes = digest.ComputeHash(Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(value));
    // Convert the byte array into an unhyphenated hexadecimal string.
    return BitConverter.ToString(digestBytes).Replace("-", string.Empty);
}

/// <summary>
/// Removes leading and trailing whitespace and converts all characters to
/// lower case.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="value">The value to normalize.</param>
/// <returns>The normalized value.</returns>
private static string ToNormalizedValue(string value)
{
    return value.Trim().ToLower();
}
UploadEnhancedConversionsForWeb.cs
      

PHP

private static function normalizeAndHash(
    string $hashAlgorithm,
    string $value,
    bool $trimIntermediateSpaces
): string {
    // Normalizes by first converting all characters to lowercase, then trimming spaces.
    $normalized = strtolower($value);
    if ($trimIntermediateSpaces === true) {
        // Removes leading, trailing, and intermediate spaces.
        $normalized = str_replace(' ', '', $normalized);
    } else {
        // Removes only leading and trailing spaces.
        $normalized = trim($normalized);
    }
    return hash($hashAlgorithm, strtolower(trim($normalized)));
}

/**
 * Returns the result of normalizing and hashing an email address. For this use case, Google
 * Ads requires removal of any '.' characters or trailing '+' and characters that follow it
 * from the username portion of the email address if the domain is "gmail.com" or
 * "googlemail.com".
 *
 * @param  string $hashAlgorithm the hash algorithm to use
 * @param  string $emailAddress  the email address to normalize and hash
 * @return string the normalized and hashed email address
 */
private static function normalizeAndHashEmailAddress(
    string $hashAlgorithm,
    string $emailAddress
): string {
    // Removes all whitespace (leading, trailing, and intermediate) from the email address.
    $normalizedEmail = preg_replace('/\s+/', '', strtolower($emailAddress));
    $emailParts = explode('@', $normalizedEmail, 2);
    if (
        count($emailParts) === 2
        && preg_match('/^(gmail|googlemail)\.com$/', $emailParts[1])
    ) {
        // Removes any '.' characters from the portion of the email address before the domain
        // if the domain is gmail.com or googlemail.com.
        $emailParts[0] = str_replace('.', '', $emailParts[0]);
        // Removes any '+' and all characters that follow it from the portion of the email
        // address before the domain if the domain is gmail.com or googlemail.com.
        $emailParts[0] = preg_replace('/\+.*/', '', $emailParts[0]);
        $normalizedEmail = sprintf('%s@%s', $emailParts[0], $emailParts[1]);
    }
    return self::normalizeAndHash($hashAlgorithm, $normalizedEmail, true);
}

/**
 * Returns the result of normalizing and hashing a phone number. For this use case, Google Ads
 * requires phone numbers to be in E.164 format.
 *
 * @param  string $hashAlgorithm the hash algorithm to use
 * @param  string $phoneNumber   the phone number to normalize and hash
 * @return string the normalized and hashed phone number
 * @throws \InvalidArgumentException if the phone number is not in E.164 format
 */
private static function normalizeAndHashPhoneNumber(
    string $hashAlgorithm,
    string $phoneNumber
): string {
    // Removes non-digit characters and prepends a leading '+' sign.
    $digitsOnly = preg_replace('/[^0-9]/', '', $phoneNumber);
    $formattedPhone = '+' . $digitsOnly;
    if (!preg_match('/^\+[1-9]\d{6,14}$/', $formattedPhone)) {
        throw new \InvalidArgumentException(
            "Phone number must be in E.164 format: $phoneNumber"
        );
    }
    return self::normalizeAndHash($hashAlgorithm, $formattedPhone, true);
}
UploadEnhancedConversionsForWeb.php
      

Python

def normalize_and_hash_email_address(email_address):
    """Returns the result of normalizing and hashing an email address.

    For this use case, Google Ads requires removal of any '.' characters
    preceding "gmail.com" or "googlemail.com"

    Args:
        email_address: An email address to normalize.

    Returns:
        A normalized (lowercase, removed whitespace) and SHA-265 hashed string.
    """
    normalized_email = email_address.strip().lower()
    email_parts = normalized_email.split("@")

    # Check that there are at least two segments
    if len(email_parts) > 1:
        # Removes any '.' and '+' characters from the portion of the email address
        # before the domain
        chars_to_remove = ".+"
        translation_table = str.maketrans("", "", chars_to_remove)
        email_parts[0] = email_parts[0].translate(translation_table)
        normalized_email = "@".join(email_parts)

    return normalize_and_hash(normalized_email)


def normalize_and_hash(s):
    """Normalizes and hashes a string with SHA-256.

    Private customer data must be hashed during upload, as described at:
    https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/9888656

    Args:
        s: The string to perform this operation on.

    Returns:
        A normalized (lowercase, removed whitespace) and SHA-256 hashed string.
    """
    return hashlib.sha256(s.strip().lower().encode()).hexdigest()
upload_enhanced_conversions_for_web.py
      

Ruby

# Returns the result of normalizing and then hashing the string using the
# provided digest.  Private customer data must be hashed during upload, as
# described at https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/9888656.
def normalize_and_hash(str)
  # Remove leading and trailing whitespace and ensure all letters are lowercase
  # before hasing.
  Digest::SHA256.hexdigest(str.strip.downcase)
end

# Returns the result of normalizing and hashing an email address. For this use
# case, Google Ads requires removal of any '.' characters preceding 'gmail.com'
# or 'googlemail.com'.
def normalize_and_hash_email(email)
  email_parts = email.downcase.split("@")
  # Removes any '.' characters from the portion of the email address before the
  # domain if the domain is gmail.com or googlemail.com.
  if email_parts.last =~ /^(gmail|googlemail)\.com\s*/
    email_parts[0] = email_parts[0].gsub('.', '')
  end
  normalize_and_hash(email_parts.join('@'))
end
upload_enhanced_conversions_for_web.rb
      

Perl

sub normalize_and_hash {
  my $value                    = shift;
  my $trim_intermediate_spaces = shift;

  if ($trim_intermediate_spaces) {
    $value =~ s/\s+//g;
  } else {
    $value =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g;
  }
  return sha256_hex(lc $value);
}

# Returns the result of normalizing and hashing an email address. For this use
# case, Google Ads requires removal of any '.' characters preceding 'gmail.com'
# or 'googlemail.com'.
sub normalize_and_hash_email_address {
  my $email_address = shift;

  my $normalized_email = lc $email_address;
  my @email_parts      = split('@', $normalized_email);
  if (scalar @email_parts > 1
    && $email_parts[1] =~ /^(gmail|googlemail)\.com\s*/)
  {
    # Remove any '.' characters from the portion of the email address before the
    # domain if the domain is 'gmail.com' or 'googlemail.com'.
    $email_parts[0] =~ s/\.//g;
    $normalized_email = sprintf '%s@%s', $email_parts[0], $email_parts[1];
  }
  return normalize_and_hash($normalized_email, 1);
}
upload_enhanced_conversions_for_web.pl
      

curl

Hinweis: Hier wird kein direktes REST-Codebeispiel für diesen Schritt bereitgestellt. Sie können dies jedoch mit einer manuellen REST-Anfrage erreichen.

Weitere Informationen finden Sie in der Dokumentation zur REST-Schnittstelle der Google Ads API und auf den methodenspezifischen Referenzseiten. Sie müssen die JSON-Nutzlast anhand der Proto-Definitionen erstellen.

Wichtige Ressourcen:

• REST verwenden
• Struktur der REST-Schnittstelle
• Zuordnungen von JSON-Feldern
• Weitere Informationen finden Sie in der REST API-Referenz für den jeweiligen Dienst und die jeweilige Methode.

ConversionAdjustment-Objekte ausfüllen

Im folgenden Abschnitt wird gezeigt, wie Sie eine Anpassung zur Verbesserung erstellen, die eine Bestell-ID sowie IDs für E‑Mail-Adresse, Telefonnummer und Adresse enthält. Dabei werden die erforderlichen Standardisierungs- und Hash-Verfahren angewendet. Als Best Practice sollten Sie die gclid in die Anpassung einbeziehen, wenn sie verfügbar ist.

Dieser Schritt ist fast identisch mit der Anleitung Conversion-Anpassungen importieren, mit einigen Ausnahmen:

Hinweis: Alle restatement_value werden ignoriert. Wenn Sie den Wert für eine Conversion neu angeben möchten, senden Sie einen separaten Vorgang, bei dem adjustment_type auf RESTATEMENT gesetzt ist. Weitere Informationen finden Sie im Leitfaden zu Anpassungen.

• Füllen Sie user_identifiers mit den normalisierten und gehashten Nutzerdaten. Wenn Sie mehrere Nutzer-IDs haben, erstellen Sie für jede ID ein separates UserIdentifier-Objekt. Sie können bis zu fünf IDs verwenden.

Java

// Creates a builder for constructing the enhancement adjustment.
ConversionAdjustment.Builder enhancementBuilder =
    ConversionAdjustment.newBuilder().setAdjustmentType(ConversionAdjustmentType.ENHANCEMENT);

// Extracts user email, phone, and address info from the raw data, normalizes and hashes it,
// then wraps it in UserIdentifier objects.
// Creates a separate UserIdentifier object for each. The data in this example is hardcoded, but
// in your application you might read the raw data from an input file.

// IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier
// (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier) is a
// oneof
// (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must set only ONE of
// hashedEmail, hashedPhoneNumber, mobileId, thirdPartyUserId, or addressInfo. Setting more
// than one of these attributes on the same UserIdentifier will clear all the other members
// of the oneof. For example, the following code is INCORRECT and will result in a
// UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashedPhoneNumber.
//
// UserIdentifier incorrectlyPopulatedUserIdentifier =
//     UserIdentifier.newBuilder()
//         .setHashedEmail("...")
//         .setHashedPhoneNumber("...")
//         .build();

ImmutableMap.Builder<String, String> rawRecordBuilder =
    ImmutableMap.<String, String>builder()
        // Email address that includes a period (.) and plus (+) suffix before the Gmail domain.
        .put("email", "[e-mail]")
        // Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last name, country
        // code, and postal code.
        .put("firstName", "Alex")
        .put("lastName", "Quinn")
        .put("countryCode", "US")
        .put("postalCode", "94045")
        // Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as required.
        .put("phone", "[phone]")
        // This example lets you put conversion details as arguments, but in reality you might
        // store this data alongside other user data, so we include it in this sample user
        // record.
        .put("orderId", orderId)
        .put("conversionActionId", Long.toString(conversionActionId))
        .put("currencyCode", "USD");

// Adds entries for the optional fields.
if (conversionDateTime != null) {
  rawRecordBuilder.put("conversionDateTime", conversionDateTime);
}
if (userAgent != null) {
  rawRecordBuilder.put("userAgent", userAgent);
}

// Builds the map representing the record.
Map<String, String> rawRecord = rawRecordBuilder.build();

// Creates a SHA256 message digest for hashing user identifiers in a privacy-safe way, as
// described at https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/9888656.
MessageDigest sha256Digest = MessageDigest.getInstance("SHA-256");

// Creates a list for the user identifiers.
List<UserIdentifier> userIdentifiers = new ArrayList<>();

// Creates a user identifier using the hashed email address, using the normalize and hash method
// specifically for email addresses.
UserIdentifier emailIdentifier =
    UserIdentifier.newBuilder()
        // Optional: specify the user identifier source.
        .setUserIdentifierSource(UserIdentifierSource.FIRST_PARTY)
        // Uses the normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses.
        .setHashedEmail(normalizeAndHashEmailAddress(sha256Digest, rawRecord.get("email")))
        .build();
userIdentifiers.add(emailIdentifier);

// Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier for it.
if (rawRecord.containsKey("phone")) {
  UserIdentifier hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier =
      UserIdentifier.newBuilder()
          .setHashedPhoneNumber(
              normalizeAndHashPhoneNumber(sha256Digest, rawRecord.get("phone")))
          .build();
  // Adds the hashed phone number identifier to the UserData object's list.
  userIdentifiers.add(hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier);
}

// Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if so, adds a
// UserIdentifier for the mailing address.
if (rawRecord.containsKey("firstName")) {
  // Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of a mailing address.
  Set<String> missingAddressKeys = new HashSet<>();
  for (String addressKey : new String[] {"lastName", "countryCode", "postalCode"}) {
    if (!rawRecord.containsKey(addressKey)) {
      missingAddressKeys.add(addressKey);
    }
  }

  if (!missingAddressKeys.isEmpty()) {
    System.out.printf(
        "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the following required keys"
            + " are missing: %s%n",
        missingAddressKeys);
  } else {
    // Creates an OfflineUserAddressInfo object that contains all the required elements of a
    // mailing address.
    OfflineUserAddressInfo addressInfo =
        OfflineUserAddressInfo.newBuilder()
            .setHashedFirstName(
                normalizeAndHash(sha256Digest, rawRecord.get("firstName"), false))
            .setHashedLastName(normalizeAndHash(sha256Digest, rawRecord.get("lastName"), false))
            .setCountryCode(rawRecord.get("countryCode"))
            .setPostalCode(rawRecord.get("postalCode"))
            .build();
    UserIdentifier addressIdentifier =
        UserIdentifier.newBuilder().setAddressInfo(addressInfo).build();
    // Adds the address identifier to the UserData object's list.
    userIdentifiers.add(addressIdentifier);
  }
}

// Adds the user identifiers to the enhancement adjustment.
enhancementBuilder.addAllUserIdentifiers(userIdentifiers);
UploadEnhancedConversionsForWeb.java
      

C#

// Normalize and hash the raw data, then wrap it in UserIdentifier objects.
// Create a separate UserIdentifier object for each. The data in this example is
// hardcoded, but in your application you might read the raw data from an input file.
//
// IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier
// (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier)
// is a oneof
// (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must set
// only ONE of hashed_email, hashed_phone_number, mobile_id, third_party_user_id,
// or address-info. Setting more than one of these attributes on the same UserIdentifier
// will clear all the other members of the oneof. For example, the following code is
// INCORRECT and will result in a UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashed_phone_number:
// UserIdentifier incorrectlyPopulatedUserIdentifier = new UserIdentifier()
// {
//         HashedEmail = "..."
//         HashedPhoneNumber = "..."
// }
UserIdentifier addressIdentifier = new UserIdentifier()
{
    AddressInfo = new OfflineUserAddressInfo()
    {
        HashedFirstName = NormalizeAndHash("Dana"),
        HashedLastName = NormalizeAndHash("Quinn"),
        HashedStreetAddress = NormalizeAndHash("1600 Amphitheatre Pkwy"),
        City = "Mountain View",
        State = "CA",
        PostalCode = "94043",
        CountryCode = "US"
    },
    // Optional: Specifies the user identifier source.
    UserIdentifierSource = UserIdentifierSource.FirstParty
};

// Creates a user identifier using the hashed email address.
UserIdentifier emailIdentifier = new UserIdentifier()
{
    UserIdentifierSource = UserIdentifierSource.FirstParty,
    // Uses the normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses.
    HashedEmail = NormalizeAndHashEmailAddress("[e-mail]")
};

// Adds the user identifiers to the enhancement adjustment.
enhancement.UserIdentifiers.AddRange(new[] { addressIdentifier, emailIdentifier });
UploadEnhancedConversionsForWeb.cs
      

PHP

// Creates the conversion enhancement.
$enhancement =
    new ConversionAdjustment(['adjustment_type' => ConversionAdjustmentType::ENHANCEMENT]);

// Extracts user email, phone, and address info from the raw data, normalizes and hashes it,
// then wraps it in UserIdentifier objects.
// Creates a separate UserIdentifier object for each. The data in this example is hardcoded,
// but in your application you might read the raw data from an input file.

// IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier
// (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier) is a
// oneof
// (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must set only ONE
// of hashedEmail, hashedPhoneNumber, mobileId, thirdPartyUserId, or addressInfo. Setting
// more than one of these attributes on the same UserIdentifier will clear all the other
// members of the oneof. For example, the following code is INCORRECT and will result in a
// UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashedPhoneNumber.
//
// $incorrectlyPopulatedUserIdentifier = new UserIdentifier([
//    'hashed_email' => '...',
//    'hashed_phone_number' => '...'
// ]);

$rawRecord = [
    // Email address that includes a period (.) and plus (+) suffix before the Gmail domain.
    'email' => '[e-mail]',
    // Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last name, country
    // code, and postal code.
    'firstName' => 'Alex',
    'lastName' => 'Quinn',
    'countryCode' => 'US',
    'postalCode' => '94045',
    // Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as required.
    'phone' => '[phone]',
    // This example lets you input conversion details as arguments, but in reality you might
    // store this data alongside other user data, so we include it in this sample user
    // record.
    'orderId' => $orderId,
    'conversionActionId' => $conversionActionId,
    'conversionDateTime' => $conversionDateTime,
    'currencyCode' => 'USD'
];

// Creates a list for the user identifiers.
$userIdentifiers = [];

// Uses the SHA-256 hash algorithm for hashing user identifiers in a privacy-safe way, as
// described at https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/9888656.
$hashAlgorithm = "sha256";

// Creates a user identifier using the hashed email address, using the normalize and hash
// method specifically for email addresses.
$emailIdentifier = new UserIdentifier(
    [
    // Uses the normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses.
    'hashed_email' => self::normalizeAndHashEmailAddress(
        $hashAlgorithm,
        $rawRecord['email']
    ),
    // Optional: Specifies the user identifier source.
    'user_identifier_source' => UserIdentifierSource::FIRST_PARTY
    ]
);
$userIdentifiers[] = $emailIdentifier;

// Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier for it.
if (array_key_exists('phone', $rawRecord)) {
    $hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier = new UserIdentifier(
        [
        'hashed_phone_number' => self::normalizeAndHashPhoneNumber(
            $hashAlgorithm,
            $rawRecord['phone']
        )
        ]
    );
    // Adds the hashed phone number identifier to the user identifiers list.
    $userIdentifiers[] = $hashedPhoneNumberIdentifier;
}

// Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if so, adds a
// UserIdentifier for the mailing address.
if (array_key_exists('firstName', $rawRecord)) {
    // Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of a mailing
    // address.
    $missingAddressKeys = [];
    foreach (['lastName', 'countryCode', 'postalCode'] as $addressKey) {
        if (!array_key_exists($addressKey, $rawRecord)) {
            $missingAddressKeys[] = $addressKey;
        }
    }
    if (!empty($missingAddressKeys)) {
        printf(
            "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the "
            . "following required keys are missing: %s%s",
            json_encode($missingAddressKeys),
            PHP_EOL
        );
    } else {
        // Creates an OfflineUserAddressInfo object that contains all the required
        // elements of a mailing address.
        $addressIdentifier = new UserIdentifier(
            [
            'address_info' => new OfflineUserAddressInfo(
                [
                'hashed_first_name' => self::normalizeAndHash(
                    $hashAlgorithm,
                    $rawRecord['firstName'],
                    false
                ),
                'hashed_last_name' => self::normalizeAndHash(
                    $hashAlgorithm,
                    $rawRecord['lastName'],
                    false
                ),
                'country_code' => $rawRecord['countryCode'],
                'postal_code' => $rawRecord['postalCode']
                ]
            )
            ]
        );
        // Adds the address identifier to the user identifiers list.
        $userIdentifiers[] = $addressIdentifier;
    }
}

// Adds the user identifiers to the conversion.
$enhancement->setUserIdentifiers($userIdentifiers);
UploadEnhancedConversionsForWeb.php
      

Python

# Extracts user email, phone, and address info from the raw data, normalizes
# and hashes it, then wraps it in UserIdentifier objects. Creates a separate
# UserIdentifier object for each. The data in this example is hardcoded, but
# in your application you might read the raw data from an input file.

# IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier
# (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier)
# is a oneof
# (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must
# set only ONE of hashed_email, hashed_phone_number, mobile_id,
# third_party_user_id, or address_info. Setting more than one of these
# attributes on the same UserIdentifier will clear all the other members of
# the oneof. For example, the following code is INCORRECT and will result in
# a UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashed_phone_number:
#
# incorrectly_populated_user_identifier = client.get_type("UserIdentifier")
# incorrectly_populated_user_identifier.hashed_email = "...""
# incorrectly_populated_user_identifier.hashed_phone_number = "...""

raw_record = {
    # Email address that includes a period (.) before the Gmail domain.
    "email": "[e-mail]",
    # Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last
    # name, country code, and postal code.
    "first_name": "Alex",
    "last_name": "Quinn",
    "country_code": "US",
    "postal_code": "94045",
    # Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as
    # required.
    "phone": "[phone]",
    # This example lets you input conversion details as arguments, but in
    # reality you might store this data alongside other user data, so we
    # include it in this sample user record.
    "order_id": order_id,
    "conversion_action_id": conversion_action_id,
    "conversion_date_time": conversion_date_time,
    "currency_code": "USD",
    "user_agent": user_agent,
}

# Constructs the enhancement adjustment.
conversion_adjustment = client.get_type("ConversionAdjustment")
conversion_adjustment.adjustment_type = (
    client.enums.ConversionAdjustmentTypeEnum.ENHANCEMENT
)

# Creates a user identifier using the hashed email address, using the
# normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses.
email_identifier = client.get_type("UserIdentifier")
# Optional: Specifies the user identifier source.
email_identifier.user_identifier_source = (
    client.enums.UserIdentifierSourceEnum.FIRST_PARTY
)
# Uses the normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses.
email_identifier.hashed_email = normalize_and_hash_email_address(
    raw_record["email"]
)
# Adds the email identifier to the conversion adjustment.
conversion_adjustment.user_identifiers.append(email_identifier)

# Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier
# for it.
if raw_record.get("phone") is not None:
    phone_identifier = client.get_type("UserIdentifier")
    phone_identifier.hashed_phone_number = normalize_and_hash(
        raw_record["phone"]
    )
    # Adds the phone identifier to the conversion adjustment.
    conversion_adjustment.user_identifiers.append(phone_identifier)

# Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if
# so, adds a UserIdentifier for the mailing address.
if raw_record.get("first_name") is not None:
    # Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of a
    # mailing address.
    required_keys = ["last_name", "country_code", "postal_code"]
    # Builds a new list of the required keys that are missing from
    # raw_record.
    missing_keys = [
        key for key in required_keys if key not in raw_record.keys()
    ]
    if len(missing_keys) > 0:
        print(
            "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the"
            f"following required keys are missing: {missing_keys}"
        )
    else:
        # Creates a user identifier using sample values for the user address,
        # hashing where required.
        address_identifier = client.get_type("UserIdentifier")
        address_info = address_identifier.address_info
        address_info.hashed_first_name = normalize_and_hash(
            raw_record["first_name"]
        )
        address_info.hashed_last_name = normalize_and_hash(
            raw_record["last_name"]
        )
        address_info.country_code = raw_record["country_code"]
        address_info.postal_code = raw_record["postal_code"]
        # Adds the address identifier to the conversion adjustment.
        conversion_adjustment.user_identifiers.append(address_identifier)
upload_enhanced_conversions_for_web.py
      

Ruby

# Extracts user email, phone, and address info from the raw data, normalizes
# and hashes it, then wraps it in UserIdentifier objects. Creates a separate
# UserIdentifier object for each. The data in this example is hardcoded, but
# in your application you might read the raw data from an input file.

# IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier
# (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier)
# is a oneof
# (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must
# set only ONE of hashed_email, hashed_phone_number, mobile_id,
# third_party_user_id, or address_info. Setting more than one of these
# attributes on the same UserIdentifier will clear all the other members of
# the oneof. For example, the following code is INCORRECT and will result in
# a UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashed_phone_number:
#
# incorrectly_populated_user_identifier.hashed_email = "...""
# incorrectly_populated_user_identifier.hashed_phone_number = "...""

raw_record = {
    # Email address that includes a period (.) before the Gmail domain.
    "email" => "[e-mail]",
    # Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last
    # name, country code, and postal code.
    "first_name" => "Alex",
    "last_name" => "Quinn",
    "country_code" => "US",
    "postal_code" => "94045",
    # Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as
    # required.
    "phone" => "[phone]",
    # This example lets you input conversion details as arguments, but in
    # reality you might store this data alongside other user data, so we
    # include it in this sample user record.
    "order_id" => order_id,
    "conversion_action_id" => conversion_action_id,
    "conversion_date_time" => conversion_date_time,
    "currency_code" => "USD",
    "user_agent" => user_agent,
}

enhancement = client.resource.conversion_adjustment do |ca|
  ca.conversion_action = client.path.conversion_action(customer_id, conversion_action_id)
  ca.adjustment_type = :ENHANCEMENT
  ca.order_id = order_id

  # Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is
  # optional but recommended.
  unless conversion_date_time.nil?
    ca.gclid_date_time_pair = client.resource.gclid_date_time_pair do |pair|
      pair.conversion_date_time = conversion_date_time
    end
  end

  # Creates a user identifier using the hashed email address, using the
  # normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses.
  ca.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui|
    # Uses the normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses.
    ui.hashed_email = normalize_and_hash_email(raw_record["email"])
    # Optional: Specifies the user identifier source.
    ui.user_identifier_source = :FIRST_PARTY
  end

  # Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier
  # for it.
  unless raw_record["phone"].nil?
    ca.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui|
      ui.hashed_phone_number = normalize_and_hash_email(raw_record["phone"])
    end
  end

  # Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if
  # so, adds a UserIdentifier for the mailing address.
  unless raw_record["first_name"].nil?
    # Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of a
    # mailing address.
    required_keys = ["last_name", "country_code", "postal_code"]
    # Builds a new list of the required keys that are missing from
    # raw_record.
    missing_keys = required_keys - raw_record.keys
    if missing_keys
        puts(
            "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the" \
            "following required keys are missing: #{missing_keys}"
        )
    else
      ca.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui|
        ui.address_info = client.resource.offline_user_address_info do |info|
          # Certain fields must be hashed using SHA256 in order to handle
          # identifiers in a privacy-safe way, as described at
          # https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/9888656.
          info.hashed_first_name = normalize_and_hash( raw_record["first_name"])
          info.hashed_last_name = normalize_and_hash( raw_record["last_name"])
          info.postal_code = normalize_and_hash(raw_record["country_code"])
          info.country_code = normalize_and_hash(raw_record["postal_code"])
        end
      end
    end
  end
upload_enhanced_conversions_for_web.rb
      

Perl

# Construct the enhancement adjustment.
my $enhancement =
  Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Services::ConversionAdjustmentUploadService::ConversionAdjustment
  ->new({
    adjustmentType => ENHANCEMENT
  });

# Extract user email, phone, and address info from the raw data,
# normalize and hash it, then wrap it in UserIdentifier objects.
# Create a separate UserIdentifier object for each.
# The data in this example is hardcoded, but in your application
# you might read the raw data from an input file.
#
# IMPORTANT: Since the identifier attribute of UserIdentifier
# (https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/reference/rpc/latest/UserIdentifier)
# is a oneof
# (https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/proto3/#oneof-features), you must set
# only ONE of hashed_email, hashed_phone_number, mobile_id, third_party_user_id,
# or address-info. Setting more than one of these attributes on the same UserIdentifier
# will clear all the other members of the oneof. For example, the following code is
# INCORRECT and will result in a UserIdentifier with ONLY a hashed_phone_number:
#
# my $incorrect_user_identifier = Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserIdentifier->new({
#   hashedEmail => '...',
#   hashedPhoneNumber => '...',
# });
my $raw_record = {
  # Email address that includes a period (.) before the Gmail domain.
  email => '[e-mail]',
  # Address that includes all four required elements: first name, last
  # name, country code, and postal code.
  firstName   => 'Alex',
  lastName    => 'Quinn',
  countryCode => 'US',
  postalCode  => '94045',
  # Phone number to be converted to E.164 format, with a leading '+' as
  # required.
  phone => '[phone]',
  # This example lets you input conversion details as arguments,
  # but in reality you might store this data alongside other user data,
  # so we include it in this sample user record.
  orderId            => $order_id,
  conversionActionId => $conversion_action_id,
  conversionDateTime => $conversion_date_time,
  currencyCode       => "USD",
  userAgent          => $user_agent,
};
my $user_identifiers = [];

# Create a user identifier using the hashed email address, using the normalize
# and hash method specifically for email addresses.
my $hashed_email = normalize_and_hash_email_address($raw_record->{email});
push(
  @$user_identifiers,
  Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserIdentifier->new({
      hashedEmail => $hashed_email,
      # Optional: Specify the user identifier source.
      userIdentifierSource => FIRST_PARTY
    }));

# Check if the record has a phone number, and if so, add a UserIdentifier for it.
if (defined $raw_record->{phone}) {
  # Add the hashed phone number identifier to the list of UserIdentifiers.
  push(
    @$user_identifiers,
    Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserIdentifier->new({
        hashedPhoneNumber => normalize_and_hash($raw_record->{phone}, 1)}));
}

# Confirm the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if so, add
# a UserIdentifier for the mailing address.
if (defined $raw_record->{firstName}) {
  my $required_keys = ["lastName", "countryCode", "postalCode"];
  my $missing_keys  = [];

  foreach my $key (@$required_keys) {
    if (!defined $raw_record->{$key}) {
      push(@$missing_keys, $key);
    }
  }

  if (@$missing_keys) {
    print
      "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the following"
      . "keys are missing: "
      . join(",", @$missing_keys);
  } else {
    push(
      @$user_identifiers,
      Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::UserIdentifier->new({
          addressInfo =>
            Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Common::OfflineUserAddressInfo->new({
              # First and last name must be normalized and hashed.
              hashedFirstName => normalize_and_hash($raw_record->{firstName}),
              hashedLastName  => normalize_and_hash($raw_record->{lastName}),
              # Country code and zip code are sent in plain text.
              countryCode => $raw_record->{countryCode},
              postalCode  => $raw_record->{postalCode},
            })}));
  }
}

# Add the user identifiers to the enhancement adjustment.
$enhancement->{userIdentifiers} = $user_identifiers;
upload_enhanced_conversions_for_web.pl
      

curl

Hinweis: Hier wird kein direktes REST-Codebeispiel für diesen Schritt bereitgestellt. Sie können dies jedoch mit einer manuellen REST-Anfrage erreichen.

Weitere Informationen finden Sie in der Dokumentation zur REST-Schnittstelle der Google Ads API und auf den methodenspezifischen Referenzseiten. Sie müssen die JSON-Nutzlast anhand der Proto-Definitionen erstellen.

Wichtige Ressourcen:

• REST verwenden
• Struktur der REST-Schnittstelle
• Zuordnungen von JSON-Feldern
• Weitere Informationen finden Sie in der REST API-Referenz für den jeweiligen Dienst und die jeweilige Methode.

• Setzen Sie order_id auf die Bestell-ID der anzupassenden Conversion. Sie sollte mit der Bestell-ID übereinstimmen, die vom Tag gesendet wurde.

• Setzen Sie adjustment_type auf ENHANCEMENT.

• Setzen Sie conversion_action auf den Ressourcennamen einer ConversionAction mit dem type-Wert WEBPAGE.

• (Optional) Wenn möglich, füllen Sie gclid_date_time_pair aus, um die genauesten Ergebnisse zu erhalten. Setzen Sie conversion_date_time auf das Datum und die Uhrzeit, zu der die Conversion mit der angegebenen order_id stattgefunden hat. Geben Sie den Zeitzonen-Offset an und verwenden Sie das Format yyyy-mm-dd HH:mm:ss+|-HH:mm, z. B. 2022-01-01 19:32:45-05:00 (ohne Berücksichtigung der Sommerzeit) .

• (Optional) Setzen Sie user_agent auf den User Agent der Anfrage, mit der die ursprüngliche Conversion gesendet wurde. So wird die Conversion und ihre Verbesserung entweder beide als Conversion auf demselben Gerät oder beide als Conversion auf verschiedenen Geräten zugeordnet.

Java

// Sets the conversion action.
enhancementBuilder.setConversionAction(
    ResourceNames.conversionAction(
        customerId, Long.parseLong(rawRecord.get("conversionActionId"))));

// Sets the order ID. Enhancements MUST use order ID instead of GCLID date/time pair.
enhancementBuilder.setOrderId(rawRecord.get("orderId"));

// Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is optional but
// recommended.
if (rawRecord.containsKey("conversionDateTime")) {
  enhancementBuilder.setGclidDateTimePair(
      GclidDateTimePair.newBuilder()
          .setConversionDateTime(rawRecord.get("conversionDateTime")));
}

// Sets the user agent if provided. This should match the user agent of the request that sent
// the original conversion so the conversion and its enhancement are either both attributed as
// same-device or both attributed as cross-device.
if (rawRecord.containsKey("userAgent")) {
  enhancementBuilder.setUserAgent(rawRecord.get("userAgent"));
}
UploadEnhancedConversionsForWeb.java
      

C#

// Set the conversion action.
enhancement.ConversionAction =
    ResourceNames.ConversionAction(customerId, conversionActionId);

// Set the order ID. Enhancements MUST use order ID instead of GCLID date/time pair.
enhancement.OrderId = orderId;

// Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is optional but
// recommended.
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(conversionDateTime))
{
    enhancement.GclidDateTimePair = new GclidDateTimePair()
    {
        ConversionDateTime = conversionDateTime
    };
}

// Sets optional fields where a value was provided.
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(userAgent))
{
    // Sets the user agent. This should match the user agent of the request that
    // sent the original conversion so the conversion and its enhancement are either
    // both attributed as same-device or both attributed as cross-device.
    enhancement.UserAgent = userAgent;
}
UploadEnhancedConversionsForWeb.cs
      

PHP

// Sets the conversion action.
$enhancement->setConversionAction(
    ResourceNames::forConversionAction($customerId, $rawRecord['conversionActionId'])
);

// Sets the order ID. Enhancements MUST use order ID instead of GCLID date/time pair.
if (!empty($rawRecord['orderId'])) {
    $enhancement->setOrderId($rawRecord['orderId']);
}

// Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is optional but
// recommended.
if (!empty($rawRecord['conversionDateTime'])) {
    // Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is optional but
    // recommended.
    $enhancement->setGclidDateTimePair(
        new GclidDateTimePair(
            [
            'conversion_date_time' => $rawRecord['conversionDateTime']
            ]
        )
    );
}

// Sets the user agent if provided. This should match the user agent of the request that
// sent the original conversion so the conversion and its enhancement are either both
// attributed as same-device or both attributed as cross-device.
if (!empty($rawRecord['userAgent'])) {
    $enhancement->setUserAgent($rawRecord['userAgent']);
}
UploadEnhancedConversionsForWeb.php
      

Python

conversion_action_service = client.get_service("ConversionActionService")
# Sets the conversion action.
conversion_adjustment.conversion_action = (
    conversion_action_service.conversion_action_path(
        customer_id, raw_record["conversion_action_id"]
    )
)

# Sets the order ID. Enhancements MUST use order ID instead of GCLID
# date/time pair.
conversion_adjustment.order_id = order_id

# Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is
# optional but recommended.
if raw_record.get("conversion_date_time"):
    conversion_adjustment.gclid_date_time_pair.conversion_date_time = (
        raw_record["conversion_date_time"]
    )

# Sets optional fields where a value was provided
if raw_record.get("user_agent"):
    # Sets the user agent. This should match the user agent of the request
    # that sent the original conversion so the conversion and its
    # enhancement are either both attributed as same-device or both
    # attributed as cross-device.
    conversion_adjustment.user_agent = user_agent
upload_enhanced_conversions_for_web.py
      

Ruby

ca.conversion_action = client.path.conversion_action(customer_id, conversion_action_id)
ca.adjustment_type = :ENHANCEMENT
ca.order_id = order_id

# Sets the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is
# optional but recommended.
unless conversion_date_time.nil?
  ca.gclid_date_time_pair = client.resource.gclid_date_time_pair do |pair|
    pair.conversion_date_time = conversion_date_time
  end
end

# Creates a user identifier using the hashed email address, using the
# normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses.
ca.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui|
  # Uses the normalize and hash method specifically for email addresses.
  ui.hashed_email = normalize_and_hash_email(raw_record["email"])
  # Optional: Specifies the user identifier source.
  ui.user_identifier_source = :FIRST_PARTY
end

# Checks if the record has a phone number, and if so, adds a UserIdentifier
# for it.
unless raw_record["phone"].nil?
  ca.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui|
    ui.hashed_phone_number = normalize_and_hash_email(raw_record["phone"])
  end
end

# Checks if the record has all the required mailing address elements, and if
# so, adds a UserIdentifier for the mailing address.
unless raw_record["first_name"].nil?
  # Checks if the record contains all the other required elements of a
  # mailing address.
  required_keys = ["last_name", "country_code", "postal_code"]
  # Builds a new list of the required keys that are missing from
  # raw_record.
  missing_keys = required_keys - raw_record.keys
  if missing_keys
      puts(
          "Skipping addition of mailing address information because the" \
          "following required keys are missing: #{missing_keys}"
      )
  else
    ca.user_identifiers << client.resource.user_identifier do |ui|
      ui.address_info = client.resource.offline_user_address_info do |info|
        # Certain fields must be hashed using SHA256 in order to handle
        # identifiers in a privacy-safe way, as described at
        # https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/9888656.
        info.hashed_first_name = normalize_and_hash( raw_record["first_name"])
        info.hashed_last_name = normalize_and_hash( raw_record["last_name"])
        info.postal_code = normalize_and_hash(raw_record["country_code"])
        info.country_code = normalize_and_hash(raw_record["postal_code"])
      end
    end
  end
end

# Sets optional fields where a value was provided.
unless user_agent.nil?
  # Sets the user agent. This should match the user agent of the request
  # that sent the original conversion so the conversion and its enhancement
  # are either both attributed as same-device or both attributed as
  # cross-device.
  ca.user_agent = user_agent
end
upload_enhanced_conversions_for_web.rb
      

Perl

# Set the conversion action.
$enhancement->{conversionAction} =
  Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Utils::ResourceNames::conversion_action(
  $customer_id, $raw_record->{conversionActionId});

# Set the order ID. Enhancements MUST use order ID instead of GCLID date/time pair.
$enhancement->{orderId} = $raw_record->{orderId};

# Set the conversion date and time if provided. Providing this value is optional
# but recommended.
if (defined $raw_record->{conversionDateTime}) {
  $enhancement->{gclidDateTimePair} =
    Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V25::Services::ConversionAdjustmentUploadService::GclidDateTimePair
    ->new({
      conversionDateTime => $raw_record->{conversionDateTime}});
}

# Set the user agent if provided. This should match the user agent of the
# request that sent the original conversion so the conversion and its enhancement
# are either both attributed as same-device or both attributed as cross-device.
if (defined $raw_record->{userAgent}) {
  $enhancement->{userAgent} = $raw_record->{userAgent};
}
upload_enhanced_conversions_for_web.pl
      

curl

Hinweis: Hier wird kein direktes REST-Codebeispiel für diesen Schritt bereitgestellt. Sie können dies jedoch mit einer manuellen REST-Anfrage erreichen.

Weitere Informationen finden Sie in der Dokumentation zur REST-Schnittstelle der Google Ads API und auf den methodenspezifischen Referenzseiten. Sie müssen die JSON-Nutzlast anhand der Proto-Definitionen erstellen.

Wichtige Ressourcen:

• REST verwenden
• Struktur der REST-Schnittstelle
• Zuordnungen von JSON-Feldern
• Weitere Informationen finden Sie in der REST API-Referenz für den jeweiligen Dienst und die jeweilige Methode.

Conversion-Verbesserungen importieren

Wichtig: Eine verbesserte Conversion sollte innerhalb von 24 Stunden nach der ursprünglichen Conversion importiert werden. Wir empfehlen, den Import mindestens einige Minuten vor Ablauf des 24-Stunden-Zeitraums durchzuführen, um Unterschiede zwischen Systemuhren zu berücksichtigen.

Java

// Creates the conversion adjustment upload service client.
try (ConversionAdjustmentUploadServiceClient conversionUploadServiceClient =
    googleAdsClient.getLatestVersion().createConversionAdjustmentUploadServiceClient()) {
  // Uploads the enhancement adjustment. Partial failure should always be set to true.

  // NOTE: This request contains a single adjustment as a demonstration. However, if you have
  // multiple adjustments to upload, it's best to upload multiple adjustments per request
  // instead of sending a separate request per adjustment. See the following for per-request
  // limits:
  // https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/best-practices/quotas#conversion_adjustment_upload_service
  UploadConversionAdjustmentsResponse response =
      conversionUploadServiceClient.uploadConversionAdjustments(
          UploadConversionAdjustmentsRequest.newBuilder()
              .setCustomerId(Long.toString(customerId))
              .addConversionAdjustments(enhancementBuilder)
              // Enables partial failure (must be true).
              .setPartialFailure(true)
              .build());
UploadEnhancedConversionsForWeb.java
      

C#

// Uploads the enhancement adjustment. Partial failure should always be set to true.
//
// NOTE: This request contains a single adjustment as a demonstration.
// However, if you have multiple adjustments to upload, it's best to upload
// multiple adjustmenst per request instead of sending a separate request per
// adjustment. See the following for per-request limits:
// https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/best-practices/quotas#conversion_adjust
UploadConversionAdjustmentsResponse response =
    conversionAdjustmentUploadService.UploadConversionAdjustments(
        new UploadConversionAdjustmentsRequest()
        {
            CustomerId = customerId.ToString(),
            ConversionAdjustments = { enhancement },
            // Enables partial failure (must be true).
            PartialFailure = true,
        });
UploadEnhancedConversionsForWeb.cs
      

PHP

// Issues a request to upload the conversion enhancement.
$conversionAdjustmentUploadServiceClient =
    $googleAdsClient->getConversionAdjustmentUploadServiceClient();
// NOTE: This request contains a single adjustment as a demonstration. However, if you have
// multiple adjustments to upload, it's best to upload multiple adjustments per request
// instead of sending a separate request per adjustment. See the following for per-request
// limits:
// https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/best-practices/quotas#conversion_adjustment_upload_service
$response = $conversionAdjustmentUploadServiceClient->uploadConversionAdjustments(
    // Enables partial failure (must be true).
    UploadConversionAdjustmentsRequest::build($customerId, [$enhancement], true)
);
UploadEnhancedConversionsForWeb.php
      

Python

# Creates the conversion adjustment upload service client.
conversion_adjustment_upload_service = client.get_service(
    "ConversionAdjustmentUploadService"
)
# Uploads the enhancement adjustment. Partial failure should always be set
# to true.
# NOTE: This request only uploads a single conversion, but if you have
# multiple conversions to upload, it's still best to upload them in a single
# request. See the following for per-request limits for reference:
# https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/best-practices/quotas#conversion_upload_service
response = conversion_adjustment_upload_service.upload_conversion_adjustments(
    customer_id=customer_id,
    conversion_adjustments=[conversion_adjustment],
    # Enables partial failure (must be true).
    partial_failure=True,
)
upload_enhanced_conversions_for_web.py
      

Ruby

response = client.service.conversion_adjustment_upload.upload_conversion_adjustments(
  customer_id: customer_id,
  # NOTE: This request only uploads a single conversion, but if you have
  # multiple conversions to upload, it's still best to upload them in a single
  # request. See the following for per-request limits for reference:
  # https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/best-practices/quotas#conversion_upload_service
  conversion_adjustments: [enhancement],
  # Partial failure must be set to true.
  partial_failure: true,
)
upload_enhanced_conversions_for_web.rb
      

Perl

# Upload the enhancement adjustment. Partial failure should always be set to true.
#
# NOTE: This request contains a single adjustment as a demonstration.
# However, if you have multiple adjustments to upload, it's best to
# upload multiple adjustments per request instead of sending a separate
# request per adjustment. See the following for per-request limits:
# https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/best-practices/quotas#conversion_adjustment_upload_service
my $response =
  $api_client->ConversionAdjustmentUploadService()
  ->upload_conversion_adjustments({
    customerId            => $customer_id,
    conversionAdjustments => [$enhancement],
    # Enable partial failure (must be true).
    partialFailure => "true"
  });
upload_enhanced_conversions_for_web.pl
      

curl

Hinweis: Hier wird kein direktes REST-Codebeispiel für diesen Schritt bereitgestellt. Sie können dies jedoch mit einer manuellen REST-Anfrage erreichen.

Weitere Informationen finden Sie in der Dokumentation zur REST-Schnittstelle der Google Ads API und auf den methodenspezifischen Referenzseiten. Sie müssen die JSON-Nutzlast anhand der Proto-Definitionen erstellen.

Wichtige Ressourcen:

• REST verwenden
• Struktur der REST-Schnittstelle
• Zuordnungen von JSON-Feldern
• Weitere Informationen finden Sie in der REST API-Referenz für den jeweiligen Dienst und die jeweilige Methode.

Importe überprüfen

Mit dem Diagnosebericht zur API für erweiterte Conversions können Sie prüfen, ob Ihre erweiterten Conversions für das Web effektiv funktionieren, und Probleme bei der Einrichtung diagnostizieren.

Mit der Diagnose für Offlinedaten können Sie den allgemeinen Zustand von Ihren letzten Importen überprüfen.

Hinweis: Eine erfolgreiche Importantwort von der API bedeutet nicht unbedingt, dass die Conversions zugeordnet wurden. Weitere Informationen zu Datenabweichungen nach einem erfolgreichen Import finden Sie im Hilfeartikel Datenabweichungen nach erfolgreichem Upload.

Wenn Sie Berichte zu Conversion-Messwerten für Ihre Kampagnen erstellen, lesen Sie den Hilfeartikel Zuordnung von Messwerten der Benutzeroberfläche, um Messwerte der Google Ads-Benutzeroberfläche mit Berichtsfeldern der Google Ads API zu korrelieren. Sie können auch die conversion_action Ressource abfragen, um die Gesamtzahl der Conversions und den gesamten Conversion-Wert für eine bestimmte Conversion Aktion zu sehen.

Best Practices

Beachten Sie die folgenden Best Practices, wenn Sie erweiterte Conversions für das Web implementieren.

Auf die Kunden-ID prüfen

Wenn Sie Conversions importieren, muss die Kundennummer auf das Konto gesetzt sein, das die Conversion-Aktion enthält und das Conversion-Tracking durchführt. Um diese Einstellung zu prüfen, fragen Sie die Google Ads Customer Ressource nach der ConversionTrackingSetting ab. Senden Sie die folgende Abfrage mit GoogleAdsService.SearchStream, um den Wert von customer.conversion_tracking_setting.google_ads_conversion_customer zu ermitteln.

SELECT
  customer.conversion_tracking_setting.google_ads_conversion_customer,
  customer.conversion_tracking_setting.conversion_tracking_status,
  customer.conversion_tracking_setting.conversion_tracking_id,
  customer.conversion_tracking_setting.cross_account_conversion_tracking_id
FROM customer

Setzen Sie customer_id in Ihren Anfragen zum Importieren von Conversions auf den Wert google_ads_conversion_customer.

Mehrere IDs einbeziehen, falls vorhanden

Wenn Sie die GCLID für eine Conversion haben, empfehlen wir, sie zusätzlich zu den user_identifiers zu senden, um die Leistung zu verbessern. Wenn Sie mehr als eine UserIdentifier für die Conversion haben, kann es die Wahrscheinlichkeit einer Übereinstimmung erhöhen, alle diese IDs einzubeziehen. Fügen Sie alle IDs in derselben ConversionAdjustment ein.

Fehler bei Teilausfällen bei der Einrichtung der Integration überprüfen

Wenn Sie Ihre Integration für erweiterte Conversions für das Web zum ersten Mal einrichten, überprüfen Sie alle Fehler bei Teilausfällen im partial_failure_error Feld der Antwort und beheben Sie sie. Wenn es Probleme bei der Einrichtung gibt, können Sie dieses Feld untersuchen und die Probleme beheben. Weitere Informationen und Beispiele zur Fehlerbehandlung bei Teilausfällen finden Sie im entsprechenden Leitfaden.

Sobald Sie alle Probleme behoben haben, die bei Teilausfällen aufgetreten sind, und Ihre Integration abgeschlossen ist, verwenden Sie die Diagnose für Offlinedaten, um den Zustand Ihrer Conversions regelmäßig zu überprüfen.

Mehrere Anpassungen in einer einzigen Anfrage zusammenfassen

Wenn Sie mehrere Anpassungen importieren müssen, fassen Sie die Vorgänge (bis zu 2.000 Conversion-Anpassungen pro Anfrage) in einer UploadConversionAdjustmentsRequest,zusammen, anstatt eine Importanfrage pro Anpassung zu senden.

Informationen zu den Limits für die Anzahl der Anpassungen pro Anfrage finden Sie im Leitfaden zu Kontingenten. Wenn die Diagnose für Offlinedaten eine Reihe von Anfragen unter demselben logischen Job gruppieren soll, setzen Sie die job_id aller Anfragen auf denselben Wert.

Fehlerbehebung

Mit dem Diagnosebericht zur API für erweiterte Conversions können Sie prüfen, ob Ihre erweiterten Conversions für das Web effektiv funktionieren, und Probleme bei der Einrichtung diagnostizieren.

Häufige Fehler beheben

Die folgenden Informationen helfen Ihnen, häufige Fehler bei erweiterten Conversions für das Web zu diagnostizieren und zu beheben.

Fehler
CONVERSION_NOT_FOUND	Für die angegebene Kombination aus Conversion-Aktion und Conversion-ID oder order_id wurde keine Conversion gefunden. Prüfen Sie, ob es sich um eine Google Ads-Anzeigen-Conversion für den Google Ads-Conversion-Kunden handelt, der in der customer_id der Anfrage angegeben ist. Prüfen Sie außerdem, ob die Conversion nicht für einen Klick erfolgt ist, bei dem anstelle von gclid gbraid oder wbraid ausgefüllt wurde. Google Ads unterstützt keine erweiterten Conversions für das Web für diese Conversions.
CUSTOMER_NOT_ACCEPTED_CUSTOMER_DATA_TERMS	Die Nutzungsbedingungen für Kundendaten wurden für die customer_id der Anfrage nicht akzeptiert. Eine Anleitung dazu finden Sie im Leitfaden zu den Voraussetzungen.
CONVERSION_ALREADY_ENHANCED	Für diese Conversion wurde bereits eine Anpassung mit der angegebenen order_id und conversion_action vorgenommen. Geben Sie für jede Conversion eine eindeutige order_id an.
CONVERSION_ACTION_NOT_ELIGIBLE_FOR_ENHANCEMENT	Das angegebene conversion_action ist nicht für erweiterte Conversions für das Web geeignet. Aktivieren Sie in der Google Ads-Benutzeroberfläche das Kästchen Erweiterte Conversions aktivieren für die Conversion-Aktion, auf die in Ihrer Anfrage verwiesen wird. Eine Anleitung dazu finden Sie in der Google Ads-Hilfe.