Tracklution product update: March 2026

March introduces more control over your data and greater flexibility in event handling, making it easier to filter, shape, and use your tracking data the way you need.

Let's dive right into it 👇🏻

✨ Advanced Event Block Rules

Event Block Rules now support multiple conditions within a single rule.

You can combine filters like:

• Event URL contains “/internal”
• AND Event Value is under 100

This makes it much easier to exclude unwanted data with precision, whether it's internal traffic, low-value events, or specific edge cases.

The result: cleaner datasets and more reliable reporting without complex setups.

🔌 Reporting API (Early Access)

The first version of the Tracklution Reporting API is now live in early access.

It allows you to pull Tracklution performance and attribution data directly into your own dashboards and tools.

Key highlights:

• Read-only access to performance, event, and session data
• Flexible reporting with dimensions, attribution models, and time granularity
• Secure API key authentication managed from the Tracklution UI

We’re currently rolling this out gradually and working with early users to refine it. If you're interested in getting early access, feel free to reach out.

Feature reminder 👇🏻

Advanced Custom Connectors let you send the same event data to multiple destinations from one container. Perfect for affiliates, CRMs, or testing setups without hacks. If you’re running anything advanced, this is worth setting up.

Wrap Up

March brings more control over what data gets through and more flexibility in how you use it. From precise event filtering to direct access to your data via API, you can now shape and use your tracking data exactly how you need.

Cleaner inputs, more usable data, and more confidence in what your campaigns are optimizing on.

As always, happy tracking. 👋🏻