Record the session before Polar checkout
Talivia stores the first referrer, campaign values, landing page, visitor identity, and the product activity that happened on your website.
Polar revenue attribution
Talivia connects Polar Checkout API, Checkout Links, embedded checkout, subscriptions, and refunds with the source, landing page, and visitor journey behind each order.
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How the integration works
API-created Polar checkout carries the Talivia session directly. Checkout Links and embedded checkout return to a tracked success page with the completed checkout ID, while customer identity keeps renewals connected.
Talivia keeps the payment event as the source of truth for revenue and the website session as the source of acquisition context. When the available identifiers agree, the payment inherits its referrer, campaign, landing page, visitor, and first-touch or last-touch attribution fields.
Supported checkout paths
Choose the path your customers already follow. Talivia uses the strongest supported session signal available for that flow, without forcing you to replace the provider or move checkout onto a new page.
Create checkout on your backend and attach the current Talivia session directly.
Attribution method
A completed payment becomes useful marketing data only after its provider identity is joined with the browser session. Talivia records that relationship as one inspectable attribution record instead of hiding the match inside a conversion total.
Talivia stores the first referrer, campaign values, landing page, visitor identity, and the product activity that happened on your website.
The native integration supplies the payment status, amount, currency, checkout identity, customer identity, and supported subscription or refund events.
Talivia uses Metadata + checkout ID, return-page data, or the strongest supported fallback to connect the payment with a session and report the match confidence.
Revenue reporting
Attributed Polar payments appear beside the website dimensions you already use to understand traffic. Compare referrers, channels, campaigns, keywords, and landing pages by revenue, then expand a row to inspect the latest payment behind it.
The payment record keeps the amount, provider, payment status, acquisition source, landing page, and match confidence together. That makes aggregate reporting useful without losing the ability to investigate an individual customer journey.
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Revenue attribution does not stop at the first successful checkout. Talivia keeps later payment events attached to the strongest known customer relationship and leaves unmatched revenue visible when that relationship is missing.
When your backend creates Polar checkout, the session can travel with the checkout instead of being inferred later.
Checkout Links and embedded checkout use a tracked success URL when fresh metadata cannot be attached.
Talivia imports paid orders, later renewals, and cumulative refunds without disconnecting the original acquisition story.
Practical answers about connecting Polar payments with website sessions, checkout signals, subscriptions, and refunds.
Talivia uses direct checkout metadata for Checkout API flows, a tracked success URL for Checkout Links, and stable customer identity for future subscription orders.
Yes. An embedded Checkout Link can return the completed checkout ID to a tracked page. API-created embedded checkout can use direct session metadata.
Yes. The first matched checkout establishes customer context that later paid renewal orders can reuse.
Full and partial refund totals reduce the original payment net revenue while the attributed source, landing page, and session remain available.
Polar revenue attribution
Connect one website, complete a test payment, and verify the source, landing page, and paid session in Talivia.