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New updates and improvements
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New updates and improvements
Your ad platforms only see revenue. A $200 order with a 20% margin trains Meta and Google Ads the same way as a genuinely profitable order, so your ROAS looks better than it is, and your spend keeps optimising for the wrong thing.
Profit Signal fixes that: set your margin globally, or by product type, vendor, or tag. We deduct it, plus shipping and tax, and send the resulting profit as the conversion value to Meta and Google Ads. No inventory data or custom dev work required.
Learn more about Profit Signal in our documentation!
Out of the box, Shopify sends the same conversion data for every brand. The Event Editor lets you change that without touching code or calling a developer.
You can optimise Meta and Google Ads on profit by excluding shipping and tax from reported order value, send a conversion only when a customer buys your hero product, attach review scores, loyalty status, or subscription data from other Shopify apps to your events, filter out test orders and $0 transactions before they reach your ad platforms, and more.
Check out our help center for more use cases!
Several improvements have been made to setup and integrations:
The Littledata Pixel status now accurately reflects whether the pixel is installed.
Recharge webhooks are now removed automatically when you disconnect the Recharge integration.
The welcome setup screen no longer appears for stores with the app embed disabled.
Order plan limits now display correctly for all stores.
We've improved how Added to Cart events are delivered to Klaviyo, ensuring more events are successfully tied to customer profiles.
More ATC events now reach Klaviyo with a matched customer profile
Increased profile coverage for Added to Cart activity, improving segment and audience accuracy
Our Microsoft Ads destination has finally launched into public beta testing.
Customers can typically see an 80% uplift in tracked conversions is Microsoft Ads when using our Enhanced Conversion server-side implementation.
We've improved how first recurring purchases are identified and sent to Meta and Microsoft Ads by leaning more heavily on the Recharge connection to determine subscription lifecycle events.
This means better event quality and more accurate attribution for stores using Recharge.

Markets support is available in public beta. You can now tailor your data management to different Shopify Market configurations, so each market's customer behaviour flows to the right destination.
If you sell across multiple regions, you no longer need to rely on manual segmentation in Google Analytics, workarounds in server-side GTM for paid ads, or proxy attributes like country and language to segment email and SMS campaigns. Littledata handles the market context natively, giving you cleaner analytics, better ad optimisation, and the ability to localise your marketing flows by market.
We’ve improved our bot protection to suppress extra checkout events created by Shopify checkout session cloning, which can inflate checkout metrics and impact conversion reporting.
Bot protection is currently in beta. To enable this feature on your destinations, please contact our support team!
Littledata now supports both the US and EU Segment ingestion endpoints.
If you’re using a European Segment workspace, you can choose the EU regional endpoint in your Segment destination settings to send data directly from Littledata to Segment within the EU.
This helps ensure your data stays in the correct region and aligns with Segment’s setup and compliance requirements.
The setting is found under the Tracking customisation tab of your Segment's connection settings.
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