Source Tracking allows you to create unique links for "sources" that you specify, so that you can track where orders have come from.
A few examples of when you might want to use Source Tracking include:
To generate unique affiliate links to keep track of how many tickets your partners have sold
To test the performance of paid advertising campaigns
To find out which sales have come via Twitter
How to set up a source
You'll see Source Tracking in the left-hand menu. Click on this and then on + Add new .
Using Source Tracking with the event homepage
When you save a source, a unique referral link to your event homepage is generated, with the source code appended at the end: ?source=example .
You can copy and share this, for instance in a tweet, and any purchases made via that specific link will be tracked against that source in your Source Tracking reports (under Reports in the left-hand sidebar).
Using Source Tracking with the widget
If you're using the Tito Widget on your own website, you can still use Source Tracking, but it will involve setting up specific landing pages on your site.
For instance, you could create a version of your Tickets page that you share on Twitter, and you can pass the source attribute through the widget, so that any orders placed using that specific widget are recorded against a specific source in your reports.
<tito-button event="ultimateconf/2013" source="twitter"></tito-button>
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