Enter your website. Pleomatic reads the public page and the tag containers behind it, then shows how your analytics, ad pixels, consent choices, booking links and WhatsApp handoffs hold up, with a ranked fix list.
Public evidence score
Detected stack
Evidence found
Bring this report to a 20-minute review. Pleomatic walks through it with you and scopes the fixes.
Most dashboards show that traffic arrived. A complete appointment setup shows who booked, who arrived, who paid and which campaign earned it.
What good looks like
Where the chain usually breaks
Three steps, no account, and a result you can act on the same day.
Use your homepage or a landing page. The scan needs no login and no install.
It reads the page, then the public tag-manager and script sources the page loads: IDs, event names, consent mechanics, source fields, booking and WhatsApp handoffs.
Every open check shows the points it adds back, why it matters, how to fix it and where to find the setting.
Every check returns a clear result: pass, warn, fail or not applicable.
Analytics collection
Tag governance
Consent
Attribution
Lead and booking handoff
Search basics
A report written for the person who noticed the numbers were off, with enough detail for the person who fixes them.
Points earned over points available. Checks that do not apply to your page leave the pool, so every point reflects the tools you run.
Pass, warn, fail or not applicable, each with what the scan saw on your page.
Every open check shows the points it adds back, so effort goes where it counts first.
Each finding explains the business effect in plain language, not only the technical fault.
Steps for every finding, plus where to find the setting in GA4, GTM or your tools.
Download every check as a CSV, or print the report to PDF.
Pleomatic connects the moments that decide return on ad spend: ad source, first reply, booked slot, attended appointment and revenue.
Findings read clearly for the operator who needs the number fixed, and specifically enough for the engineer who ships the patch.
Typical finding / Measurement
GA4 shows more conversions than the front desk booked, so cost per appointment looks better than it is.
Outcome One verified event per booking, reconciled with the CRM.
Typical finding / Consent
The banner records the choice while ad and analytics vendors still receive signals before the denied state applies.
Outcome Every vendor follows the visitor’s choice, with evidence for review.
Typical finding / Attribution
The media buyer sees leads and the clinic sees bookings, and the campaign that earned the revenue goes unnamed.
Outcome Booked and attended outcomes reported by campaign.
Start with the scan. Add a fix or monitoring when you want Pleomatic to carry the work.
Live now
Scan any public page and get a ranked list of measurement findings.
Scoped on a call
Pleomatic repairs the measurement layer: GA4 events, GTM, Consent Mode, CRM handoff and appointment attribution.
Quoted on a call
Scheduled re-scans keep the setup accurate as pages, forms and campaigns change.
Bring the messy setup, the redesign that changed the tags, the CRM your team wants to trust, or a clean slate before launch.
Clean events, conversions and revenue mapping for appointment funnels.
A governed container with naming, triggers and ownership your team can run.
Consent Mode, vendor blocking and evidence for privacy review.
More resilient signal quality for Meta, Google and CRM handoffs.
Track lead created, first reply, booked, attended and no-show states.
Tie HubSpot, Zoho or custom CRM outcomes back to campaigns.
Cost per booked appointment, no-show loss and treatment revenue in one view.
Scheduled checks and alerts when the engine drifts.
Consult bookings, treatment revenue and no-show loss reported on one set of numbers before budget scales.
Implant, veneer and orthodontic consults tracked from campaign click to accepted treatment plan.
Cheap leads separated from the bookings that arrive and rebook.
Trials, intro sessions and memberships tied back to campaigns.
The scan reads what any visitor’s browser can see. The report is shown to you and not saved.
GTM, pixels, consent settings and CRM fields change after scope and sign-off.
Each closed issue keeps the before state, the fix shipped and the verification.
It runs 25 checks across analytics collection, tag governance, consent, attribution, lead and booking handoff, and search basics. It reads your public page and the tag-manager and script sources the page loads, then reports analytics tools, GA4 and GTM IDs, event names, ad pixels, consent mechanics, source and click-id capture, and booking and WhatsApp handoffs.
Most scans finish within a few seconds. Sites that load many tag containers can take up to 20 seconds.
Up to 8 scans an hour and 30 scans a day from one device, which covers your own sites and your clients’.
No. The scan works from public data only. A property-level review inside GA4 is a separate step you choose, scoped on a call.
It checks the public layer quickly and the same way every time, which is where most tracking problems show. For what sits inside your GA4 property, and for unusual setups, a property review on a call goes deeper.
It follows the whole appointment journey: GA4 and GTM, ad pixels, consent, replay tools, CRM, WhatsApp handoffs and booking state, not only pageviews and form submits.
The report appears in your browser and is not saved. Our server keeps only a hashed visitor id and the hostname, for abuse prevention.
If you can name the one problem, book a review and we start there. Scan first when you suspect there is more than one.
Yes. Scan every client site you manage. For recurring checks across clients, ask about monitoring.
GA4, Google Tag Manager and Google Ads tags; Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok and other ad pixels; Microsoft Clarity, Hotjar and FullStory; HubSpot, Zoho and Salesforce; Intercom and other chat tools; Calendly, Cal.com and Acuity; WhatsApp; and common consent platforms.
Step-by-step guides for the findings the scan raises most often.
20 minutes. We walk you through your scan and what a measured appointment engine does to these numbers.
