Description
CapiFlow sends supported WooCommerce events from your server to Meta’s Conversions API (CAPI) — helping reduce the impact of browser-side tracking limitations like ad blockers, Safari ITP, and Firefox ETP.
Why Server-Side Tracking Matters
When the Meta pixel is blocked, event data may not reach Meta — affecting ad optimization. CapiFlow complements the browser pixel by sending events server-side with a matching event_id for deduplication.
How It Works
- Install & Activate — Setup wizard launches automatically
- Enter Pixel ID + Access Token — From Meta Events Manager
- Click Test Connection — Events start flowing
No theme edits. No GTM server container required. No separate server-container subscription needed for the built-in Meta CAPI workflow.
Core Features
Server-Side Event Tracking
- 🎯 7 Standard Events — Purchase, InitiateCheckout, AddPaymentInfo, AddToCart, ViewContent, Search, PageView
- 🔄 Deduplication — Browser pixel and server events share the same
event_idto support Meta’s deduplication - 🛡️ First-Party Event Endpoint — Browser events can be delivered through your own domain where configured
- 🔐 SHA-256 PII Hashing — Email, phone, name hashed before leaving your server
Event Match Quality Support — fbc, fbp, external_id, client IP, user agent, and hashed customer data (email, phone, name) for logged-in users.
Analytics & Monitoring
- 📈 Dashboard — event breakdown and source attribution
- 🔍 Debug console — payloads and Meta API responses
- 🏥 System health — token, queue, connection test
- 🛒 Cart monitor — abandoned cart summary
Data Quality & Control
- 📞 Phone validation at checkout
- 🔒 COD Purchase gate — hold events until admin confirms
- 📋 Order metabox and columns — per-order CAPI status
Developer Tools
- 🔧 Code injection — GTM, analytics, chat widgets (admin-only)
- 🪝 Filter hooks —
capiflow_proxy_url,capiflow_has_tracking_consent - 📦 HPOS compatible — WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage support
- ⏱️ Action Scheduler queue — async event delivery with retry logic
CapiFlow Pro
CapiFlow Pro is a separate addon that extends the free plugin with:
- Phone reputation scoring and fraud detection
- Negative Purchase events for cancelled/refunded orders
- Multi-pixel and category-based pixel routing
- COD auto-confirm with courier integration
- Real-time EMQ score display from Meta API
- Blacklist management for known fraud patterns
- Advanced order quality tools
Learn more on the CapiFlow website.
Compatibility
- Gateways: bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz, Stripe, PayPal, COD, and all standard WooCommerce gateways
- Themes: Any theme — Classic, Block (FSE), page builders
- WooCommerce: HPOS and legacy post-based orders
- Consent: CookieYes, Complianz, CookieBot, GDPR Cookie Consent, custom filter hook
Requirements
- WordPress 6.0+
- WooCommerce 7.0+
- PHP 7.4+
- OpenSSL PHP extension
- Meta Pixel ID and System User Access Token
External Services
This plugin connects to the following third-party services:
Meta (Facebook) Conversions API
CapiFlow sends WooCommerce event data to the Meta Conversions API via: https://graph.facebook.com/
This connection is made from your server to Meta’s servers when a configured tracking event occurs. No data is sent until a valid Pixel ID and Access Token are configured.
Data transmitted includes:
- Hashed email, phone, first and last name (SHA-256)
- Client IP address and Browser User Agent
- Meta Click ID (_fbc) and Browser ID (_fbp) cookies
- Order total, currency, and event metadata
All personal data is SHA-256 hashed before transmission.
Meta Pixel JavaScript SDK
This plugin loads the Meta Pixel SDK from: https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js
Loaded on frontend pages when a Pixel ID is configured. The SDK is hosted by Meta.
Privacy
For server-side events, all personal data is SHA-256 hashed before transmission. For browser events, the Meta Pixel SDK handles hashing via Advanced Matching. This plugin does not store raw PII in its own tables. See Meta’s privacy policy.
Cookies
cs_uid— Random visitor identifier forexternal_iddeduplication. 180 days. No PII._fbc— Meta Click ID. Set by Meta SDK on ad click. CapiFlow reads/extends server-side. 180 days._fbp— Meta Browser ID. Set by Meta SDK. CapiFlow reads/extends server-side. 180 days.
All cookies are first-party and contain no personally identifiable information.
Data Storage
{prefix}_capiflow_events— Queued/sent event payloads. Auto-purged after delivery.{prefix}_capiflow_analytics— Daily aggregated analytics. Auto-purged by retention settings.- Order metadata with
_capiflow_prefix. Removed on uninstall if “Keep Data” is disabled. - Logs in
wp-content/uploads/capiflow-logs/with.htaccessprotection. Auto-cleaned daily.
Consent
By default, events fire once configured. Enable “Consent Enforcement” in Settings to respect CMP signals for both browser and server events.
Supported CMPs: CookieYes, Complianz, CookieBot, GDPR Cookie Consent. Custom integration via capiflow_has_tracking_consent filter.
When Consent Enforcement is enabled, browser and server-side events are blocked until valid tracking consent is detected.
Store owners are responsible for lawful consent configuration where required by privacy regulations.
Screenshots

Setup Wizard — Guided first-time configuration 
Settings Page — Pixel ID, Access Token, and connection test 
Analytics Dashboard — Event tracking overview 
Event Configuration — Per-event browser and server toggles 
System Health — Token validity and queue status 
Debug Console — Event log with API responses 
Order Columns — CAPI sync status in order list 
Pixel Helper — Browser and server event verification 
Event Test Tool — All events delivery status 
Purchase Event — Server-side Purchase with API response
Installation
- Install from WordPress plugins screen or upload
capiflowto/wp-content/plugins/. - Activate through the Plugins menu.
- Setup wizard launches — enter Pixel ID and Access Token.
- Click Test Connection — check CapiFlow Dashboard to monitor.
Getting an Access Token
- Meta Events Manager Select Pixel Settings Conversions API
- Click Generate Access Token or create a System User
- Paste into CapiFlow Settings Pixel Settings
FAQ
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Does this replace the Meta browser pixel?
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No. CapiFlow works alongside the browser pixel using Meta’s recommended redundant setup — both share a matching
event_idfor deduplication. -
Will this cause duplicate events?
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No. Matching
event_idvalues ensure Meta deduplicates browser and server events automatically. -
Do I need a GTM server container or a service like Stape.io?
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No. CapiFlow sends events directly from your WooCommerce server to Meta — no separate GTM server container, third-party service, or monthly subscription needed.
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How does this support Event Match Quality?
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CapiFlow sends
fbc,fbp,external_id, client IP, user agent, and hashed customer data — additional signals that can improve event matching vs browser-only tracking. -
How is privacy handled?
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All PII is SHA-256 hashed before transmission. Consent Enforcement toggle blocks events until CMP consent is granted. Privacy policy content auto-added to your WordPress Privacy Policy page.
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Which order storage is supported?
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Both traditional posts-based and HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage). Auto-detected, no configuration needed.
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Does this work with my payment gateway?
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Yes. CapiFlow uses WooCommerce’s standard order status hooks. Compatible with bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz, Stripe, PayPal, COD, and all standard gateways.
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What happens with COD orders?
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Purchase event is held until admin confirms the order, preventing unverified COD orders from reaching Meta.
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Do I need Google Tag Manager?
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No. CapiFlow works standalone. If you need GTM or other scripts, a built-in code injection feature is included.
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What is CapiFlow Pro?
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A separate addon that adds fraud protection, negative Purchase events for cancellations, multi-pixel routing, courier integration, and real-time EMQ scores. Learn more.
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Contributors & Developers
“CapiFlow – Conversions API (CAPI) Tracking for WooCommerce” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.0.0 — 2026-05-01
- Initial public release
- Server-side tracking for 7 Meta standard events via Conversions API
- Browser + server event deduplication with matching event_id
- First-party event endpoint, SHA-256 PII hashing, Advanced Matching
- COD Purchase gate, phone validation, analytics dashboard
- Debug console, system health, setup wizard
- HPOS compatible, Action Scheduler queue, CMP integration
