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Event Match Quality (EMQ)

In Facebook's own words:
Event Match Quality indicates how effective the customer information sent from your server may be at matching event instances to a Facebook account. High-quality event matching may improve ads attribution and performance
Simply put, the higher the EMQ, the more indication that the server events you send are packed with insightful matching keys for Facebook to trace back the events to the users and the campaigns/ad clicks.

What matching parameters is Parkour sending for my events?

📝Non-purchase event: For events that happen earlier in the funnel, like page view, view content, add to cart, and initiate checkout, we are sending these matching parameters beside all the event parameters:
fbp
fbc
IP address
User-Agent (browser information)
📝Did you know? The above 4 keys are the most fundamental for a match to happen, meaning that's the bare minimum that a server event should carry.
📝Purchase event: Parkour CAPI tracks 100% of purchases via order webhook, and below are all the customer data parameters that the purchases carry with.
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Why is the EMQ for my Page View, View Content, Add to Cart events are so low?
Can Parkour send email and phone with the non-purchase events to improve my EMQ?

Will Parkour CAPI events improve my Event Match Quality?

First off, to get a 10 out of 10 scores for EMQ, you have to ensure that all available customer data parameters are sent with 100% of server conversion events. That's almost impossible with higher funnel events.
🎉With purchase events, you should expect good or above the average match quality (our users get around 7-9!), because we send all extra information when applicable!
Not seeing the EMQ? Chances are your server events are so new and it takes at least 7 days for Facebook to start calculating or you haven't set up Conversion API at all. 👇
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