> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://community.commandersact.com/adloop/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://community.commandersact.com/adloop/vii-adloop-tracking-and-attribution/c.-data-driven-attribution-model.md).

# C. Data-driven attribution model

> In addition to our data-driven attribution models, we also offer **classical ones**: first click, last click, linear etc.

Adloop data-driven attribution model is based on users' behaviour. We use all the micro-conversions available in your Analytics source, like key pageviews (product or category), click on a CTA, add to basket and so on.

The **more micro-conversions** you are tracking, the **more detailled our data-driven model** will be! So don't hesitate to track new actions on your website.

Then, for each micro-conversion, you have to indicate to Adloop **how engaging this action** is on the path to conversion. For that, we use commitment levels, from very low to very high.

By default we scale:

* the *pageview* as very low commitment, as viewing a page is the most basic action you can do on a website
* the *new users* as very high commitment, as it gives value to the upper-funnel channels bringing in new users

Some examples of scaling that could help you when setting up the data-driven attribution model:

* *view of a product page*: low commitment
* *view of a category page*: low commitment
* *displaying the details of a product*: medium commitment
* *add to wishlist*: high commitment
* *add to basket*: very high commitment
* *subscribe to newsletter*: very high commitment
* *store locator*: medium commitment
* *demo booking*: very high commitment

Those are just few examples, as every website is different, you are the best to judge how engaging the actions on your website are.

> If you don't know which micro-conversions to use, just navigate on your website and put yourself in the shoes of a potential customer discovering your website for the first time and then purchasing!

We scale differently the different steps of the conversion funnel: delivery choice, delivery address, contact information, payment choice. Those are not to be included in the commitment scaling step.

Our algorithm will take into account the scaling of the micro-conversions when calculating attribution.

**The more a user interacts with the website on a touchpoint, the more credit this touchpoint will get when calculating the attribution and contribution.** This touchpoint will get a bigger fraction of the conversion and of the revenue.

![](https://github.com/CommandersAct/Adloop-Documentation/blob/master/.gitbook/image-2014969896.png?width=680)

## Attribution set up

![](https://github.com/CommandersAct/Adloop-Documentation/blob/master/)
