Klickimpuls: higher data quality means more scalable Server-side Tracking

The overview
Klickimpuls, a digital performance agency based in Linz, Austria, was using Google Cloud for Server-side Tracking but faced technical complexity and high costs that limited the solution to their largest clients. When TAGGRS came along, they decided to give it a try. Fast forward to today: Klickimpuls relies on TAGGRS to support 16 and counting clients across e-commerce and lead generation, boosting tracking accuracy and ensuring better privacy compliance.
In this case study, you’ll discover how TAGGRS helped Klickimpuls improve data quality, scale their tracking efforts, and deliver clear, measurable results for their clients.

- Andreas Hofer, MSc, Head of Performance Advertising @ Klickimpuls
The challenge
Before adopting TAGGRS, Klickimpuls relied on Google Cloud Platform for Server-side Tracking, but the technical complexity and high infrastructure costs made it unsustainable for most small and medium clients.

- Andreas Hofer, MSc, Head of Performance Advertising @ Klickimpuls
Plus, growing privacy restrictions, like iOS14 tracking limitations and GDPR consent regulations, caused a noticeable decline in conversion accuracy and data reliability. With only client-side setups and GA4 to rely on, Klickimpuls needed a more scalable, privacy-compliant solution to recover lost data and maintain campaign visibility.
Compared to Google Cloud, TAGGRS emerged as a simplified, affordable, and scalable alternative, offering faster onboarding, strong compliance integration, and thorough documentation. Inspired by trusted Google Ads experts and TAGGRS’s competitive pricing, Klickimpuls successfully integrated the solution to expand Server-side Tracking for 16 clients across e-commerce and lead generation.
The approach
Client onboarding
Klickimpuls relies heavily on the TAGGRS dashboard to monitor vital metrics (e.g. browser distribution, consent rates, and total server request volumes). These insights help quickly identify potential issues, such as drops in consent rates or browser-specific behaviors. Andreas shares, “I normally take a look into TAGGRS dashboard to see the browser distribution, the consent rate… the total numbers of requests.” Then, a tailored tracking strategy is created depending on each client’s unique needs.
Multi-channel tracking
TAGGRS supports Klickimpuls in fine-tuning conversion tracking across Google Ads, Meta , and Google Analytics 4.
USE CASE SPOTLIGHT
Margin-based ROAS + offline conversions
“You can store your margin data in a Firebase, Firestore database, and you can use this with a variable on the server-side Tag Manager”
For e-commerce clients, Klickimpuls feeds product margin data into the GTM server container via a Firestore database, allowing margin-based ROAS optimization for more precise campaign measurement.
In the lead generation sector, TAGGRS is used to track qualified leads and offline conversions, which is particularly important for automated campaign types like Performance Max. Andreas adds, “In the lead gen sector, for example, you should try to incorporate offline conversions to measure qualified leads and sales: not only the website leads.”
Results
"direct" conversions
Future outlook
For the future, Klickimpuls plans to deepen integrations with TAGGRS exploring further data enrichment and automation capabilities.







