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// First-party Data & Attribution

Own the data. Prove the attribution.

Every ticket sale builds a first-party fan record you own outright. Push those purchases server-side to Meta and Google so your attribution survives ad-blockers and privacy changes, then activate the audience in the CRM you already run.

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// Why it matters

Fan record

One first-party record per fan across tickets, memberships and spend

Attribution

Server-side purchase events that survive ad-blockers and cookie loss

Activation

Sync audiences straight into HubSpot, Salesforce and your ad platforms

Ownership

100% yours. Legally siloed, never pooled with other organisations

01

You own the fan record

On a marketplace, the buyer belongs to the platform and you rent access to your own audience. On INTIX, every fan becomes a first-party record on your account, complete with orders, membership status, attendance and spend. Yours to keep, export and market to.

  • One record per fan across tickets, memberships, hospitality and merch.
  • Real-time export over webhooks and the Graph API, no nightly-CSV lag.
  • Never pooled. Your data and settlement are siloed to your account alone.
  • Portable. The audience is yours to take anywhere, no lock-in.
fan-record.json
{
  "fan_id": "fan_9Qe2",
  "email": "supporter@example.com",
  "lifetime_value": 1840,
  "membership": "season-2026",
  "events_attended": 14,
  "channel": "web",
  "consent": { "marketing": true }
}

02

Server-side attribution that survives the ad-blockers

Browser pixels are being blocked by ad-blockers, Safari ITP and privacy updates, so a growing share of your sales never gets attributed. Forward INTIX purchase events server-side to the Meta Conversions API and Google, and recover the conversions the pixel misses. Cleaner ROAS, real numbers.

  • Hybrid tracking. Server-side events run alongside your existing pixel.
  • Not blockable. Purchases fire from your server, not the buyer's browser.
  • Deduplicated against the client pixel so Meta and Google count once.
  • Accurate ROAS because the conversions the pixel dropped come back.
meta-capi.js
// Forward every purchase to Meta's Conversions API, server-side
app.post("/intix/webhook", async (req, res) => {
  const { fan, order } = req.body.data;
  await fetch(`https://graph.facebook.com/v19.0/${PIXEL_ID}/events`, {
    method: "POST",
    body: JSON.stringify({
      data: [{
        event_name: "Purchase",
        action_source: "website",
        user_data: hash({ em: fan.email, ph: fan.phone }),
        custom_data: { currency: "NZD", value: order.total / 100 }
      }],
      access_token: META_CAPI_TOKEN
    })
  });
  res.sendStatus(200);
});

03

Activate the audience in your CRM

First-party data is only worth having if you can act on it. INTIX sync keeps purchase history, membership status and segments flowing into HubSpot, Salesforce and your ad platforms, so lifecycle marketing, lookalikes and abandoned-cart recovery run on live data.

  • Native CRM sync to HubSpot, Salesforce, Braze, Adobe and Dynamics.
  • Segments by spend, membership, attendance and channel.
  • Lookalikes built from real buyers, pushed to Meta and Google.
  • Abandoned-cart recovery and new-event alerts built in.
crm-sync.js
// Keep the CRM current on every membership change
if (evt.type === "member.updated") {
  crm.upsertContact({
    email: evt.data.fan.email,
    lifecycle: evt.data.membership.status,
    segment: evt.data.fan.lifetime_value > 1000
      ? "high-value"
      : "standard"
  });
}

Flows into the marketing stack you already run

Your first-party data does not stay trapped in the ticketing tool. Push it to the CRM, analytics and ad platforms your team lives in.

HubSpot
Salesforce
Braze
Adobe Experience Cloud
Microsoft Dynamics
Microsoft Power BI
Tableau
Zendesk

First-party data vs. marketplace vs. pixel-only

Where your fan data lives, and whether your attribution survives modern privacy defaults, depends on the model you run.

INTIX (first-party)MarketplacePixel-only
Who owns the fan recordYou do, 100%Platform-ownedYou, but thin
Data completenessFull purchase + member recordRestricted exportWhatever the pixel caught
Survives ad-blockers / ITPYes, server-sideVendor-controlledDegrades badly
Meta / Google Conversions APIFed from server-side eventsNot availableClient-side only
CRM activationNative + APIManual exportNot supported
Audience portabilityYours to take anywhereLocked inSiloed per platform

First-party data

Questions from revenue teams.

Stop renting your own audience.

See how INTIX turns every ticket sale into first-party data you own and attribution you can trust.