How it works / Tracking QA
QAProve it counts before the traffic arrives.
Confirming an event “fired” isn't proof it was counted. ODDVX checks the whole path, on the real page.
The problem
“It works on staging” is not a tracking test.
Sites relaunch. Forms get rebuilt. The dev confirms the event fires — but nobody checks it was actually recorded, or that it survives the jump to the thank-you page. The first real test is a paying customer.
What you can do
Three ways to catch it first.
Test the real conversion
ODDVX fills in and submits your real forms like a customer would, then confirms the conversion was recorded end to end — through the confirmation page and all.
Check the speed cost
Measure real page performance the way Google grades it, and see how much your tags are adding to load time.
Hold your spec
Keep one shared definition of every event your sites should send, track where each brand stands against it, and check a live page for gaps.