CUTIX
Label campaign traffic with UTM tags
CUTIX records UTM parameters sent to the short URL so you can compare placements in click reports. It is not a full UTM builder.
Tag the short URL for CUTIX reports
Use source for the publisher, medium for the channel and campaign for the campaign name. CUTIX also records term and content. Keep names consistent and leave personal information out of tag values.
https://cutix.cc/campaign?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=autumnTag the destination for on-site analytics
The redirect uses the destination exactly as saved. Query parameters attached to a CUTIX short URL are not automatically appended to it.
If your destination analytics needs UTM tags, add them to the full destination URL before shortening it. Tags stored only in that destination do not populate CUTIX UTM reports; those reports read the request to the short URL.
https://example.com/catalog?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=autumnTry one placement before publishing
Open a test link and check both the final URL and the report in your account. Use distinct, consistent source and medium values when comparing channels.
An untagged click still counts. Its report simply cannot show UTM values that were not included in the request.