Traffic source
Medium and campaign against each session.
CONNECTOR
LIVE
How people actually behave on your pages, kept past the three days Microsoft keeps it.
WHAT IT CONNECTS
Your Clarity project, read-only, through an export token a project admin generates in the Clarity settings screen. Clarity itself is free and stays yours.
WHAT COMES ACROSS
Medium and campaign against each session.
Which pages, on which devices.
Where the traffic actually came from.
Sessions and engagement, alongside the three slices above.
WHAT WE DO WITH IT
Clarity tells you people scrolled and rage-clicked. Your ad data tells you what you paid to get them there. Neither is much use alone. Together they answer why a channel that looks efficient on cost keeps producing nothing, which is usually a page problem rather than an audience problem.
Worth knowing, because it changes what we can promise. Clarity's export gives us a seventy-two hour window and ten requests per project per day, with no pagination and no history behind it. A day that is not collected is gone, permanently, at any price. So we pull every morning, we take a three-day window each time so a single missed run heals itself, and we spend only three of the ten calls and leave the rest for reruns. There is no backfill because Microsoft does not offer one. The raw response is stored the moment it arrives, which is the only defence available against a source with a wall like that.
WHAT YOU GRANT
A project-level export token from Clarity's Settings and Data Export screen, plus the project id. It is scoped to that one project, it reads and nothing else, and revoking it in the same screen ends the connection.
Every read is scoped to one client before it executes. A query that reaches outside that client is rejected, not quietly trimmed. New agency clients are provisioned in the UK. Our existing estate runs on UK and European infrastructure, and we are migrating it to the same footing.
STATUS
Running today against real client data, consultant-operated. It pulls at 04:37 UTC. The pull that landed this morning is on disk.
It is also the newest connector on this list — it went live around 19 August, so the history behind it is short. Unlike a source we would rather wait on, Clarity's timer has been landing data every morning since, and it can be demonstrated today.