Before you can set up your conversions with cart data you need to add cart data parameters.
Note: To maintain reporting accuracy, you must ensure your conversion tracking implementation captures all required cart parameters. For every transaction, the tag must successfully pass the items
array, which must include the following essential parameters: item_id
, price
, and quantity
. If using Google Tag Manager, verify that you configure your tags and triggers to map these data layer variables to their corresponding cart attributes.
To submit cart data, you'll need to add these additional parameters into the event snippet code:
Value Type
Example Value
event
Items
(required)
The item ID of the purchased product. It must match the item ID used in the Merchant Center.
Note: Supported only when using Google Ads as a conversion source. When using Google Analytics or Firebase as conversion source, the alternative parameter items.item_id
is supported.
Items.item_id
(required)
The item ID of the purchased product. It must match the item ID used in the Merchant Center.
Note: Supported only when using Google Analytics or Firebase as a conversion source. When using Google Ads as the conversion source, use items.id as an alternative.
Items.price
(required)
Items.quantity
(required)
discount
(optional)
- Free shipping
- Limited offer sale
aw_merchant_id
(optional)
aw_feed_country
(optional)
The country associated with the feed where your items are uploaded. Use CLDR territory codes.
Note: When using Google Analytics as a conversion source, please use the parameter aw_feed_label
instead.
aw_feed_language
(optional)
aw_feed_label
(optional)
The label associated with the feed where your items are uploaded.
Note: Supported only when using Google Analytics as conversion source.
currency
(optional)Currency of the purchase or items associated with the event, in 3-letter ISO_4217 format.
Note: When using Firebase as conversion source, currency is required either at event or item level.
items.currency
(optional)Currency associated to the price of the item, in 3-letter ISO_4217 format.
Note: Supported only when using Firebase as conversion source. For Firebase conversions, currency is required either at event or item level.

