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Campaigns & UTM

One campaign that ties every QR, form and email together

Group your QR codes, forms, landing pages and email sends under one campaign with a canonical UTM set. Build tagged links, dedupe and map sources, and trace source → lead → revenue. Currently in beta.

What it solves

Marketing spend leaks at the seams: a QR here, a form there, an email blast somewhere else, each with hand-typed UTM tags that never agree, so you can never say which campaign actually brought the paying customer. Finocket makes the campaign the parent record: your QR codes, forms, landing pages and email sends all hang off it and inherit one UTM set, so attribution is consistent by construction instead of reconstructed in a spreadsheet.

How we're different

The campaign carries the canonical UTM taxonomy and every surface inherits it, so 'facebook' and 'fb' stop being two sources, tagged links are generated not typed, and duplicate parameters are caught before they pollute a report. Because a captured lead already carries its first-touch source and a scan already becomes an attributed lead, the same campaign that spent the budget is the one the revenue reports back to. It's in beta today, via early access rather than general availability.

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Finocket dashboard showing earnings, spend and outstanding at a glance
What it does

Inside Campaigns & UTM

01

One campaign, every channel

A QR code, a form, a landing page and an email send all belong to the same campaign and inherit its UTM set. The outreach you already run just gets a parent to report to.
Finocket dashboard showing earnings, spend and outstanding at a glance
02

A UTM builder, not a guess

Build tagged links from a canonical source/medium/campaign taxonomy with auto-setup defaults, so tags are generated consistently instead of typed differently every time.

Campaigns & UTM

A UTM builder, not a guess

03

Dedupe & map sources

Aliases fold together ('fb' → 'facebook'), duplicate parameters are flagged and values validated, so a campaign report counts one source once.

Campaigns & UTM

Dedupe & map sources

04

Source → lead → revenue

Because captured leads carry their first-touch source, the campaign that spent the budget is the one the deals and collected revenue report back to.

Campaigns & UTM

Source → lead → revenue

Questions

Do I have to type UTM tags by hand?

No. A campaign carries a canonical UTM set and your QR codes, forms, landing pages and email links inherit it, so tagged links are generated consistently instead of typed differently each time.

Will 'fb' and 'facebook' count as two sources?

No. Source aliases fold together, duplicate parameters are flagged and values are validated, so a campaign report counts one source once.

Can I see which campaign brought the revenue?

That's the point: captured leads carry their first-touch source, so the campaign that spent the budget is the one deals and collected revenue report back to. The source→revenue funnel is part of the marketing track, shipping in stages.

Is this generally available?

Yes. The campaigns and UTM layer are live and generally available.

You see which campaign brought the lead and the revenue, not just the clicks.

Ready to ditch the spreadsheet?

Free for solo users until 31 Dec 2026 — no partner code needed. ₹99/month after that. No credit card. Your books stay yours.