# server-side pixel tracking for Shopify stores — AdsMetri A server-side conversion pixel for Shopify stores that forwards every purchase to Meta's Conversions API without double-counting, plus a dashboard section that proves each sale actually arrived. Type: project Published: 2026-08-29 [Original page]() [Browse this group]() Parent project: AdsMetri Recorded status: launched Updated: 2026-09-16T18:07:45.103Z Technologies: TypeScript, Node.js, Shopify API, Meta Graph API, MySQL, Drizzle ## Details **What is it?** Tracking that doesn't depend on the shopper's browser. Purchases are reported from the server, so ad blockers and browser privacy settings stop silently deleting a store's conversion data. **What it does** - A web pixel pipeline for Shopify with a settings screen and a per-store switch - ViewContent, AddPaymentInfo, and Search events alongside purchases - A first-party page-view path served from the store's own theme - A Store Tracking dashboard section confirming every sale was sent to Facebook, with the shopper journey from visit to purchase - The tracking code's own notes can never appear as visible text on the shop **How it works** Forwarding to the Conversions API is idempotent — the same purchase used to be sent to Meta twice, which corrupted the numbers it was meant to fix. A fallback that sent browser-side purchase values was removed because it broke Meta's own deduplication. Purchase values are reconciled to the shop's currency and written in UTC, so a store selling in several currencies doesn't report inflated revenue. Browser reports are aimed only at this pixel, never at another app's. **Built with** TypeScript and Node.js, the Shopify API, Meta's Graph and Conversions APIs, MySQL with Drizzle. ## Links [Site or demo]() Status and dates describe the published record, not a recent test of an external service. Missing details are not inferred. Public links do not imply an open-source licence or permission to reuse material. [Directory]()