Step 1: Understand how Qooqie works
Step 2: Move Qooqie’s UTM parameters to the Final URL Suffix
Step 3: Add ClickPatrol’s tracking template at the account level
Step 4: Check for tracking template conflicts
Step 5: Use our template checker script
Summary

If you’re already using Qooqie for call tracking and want to add ClickPatrol, you’ll need to make a few small adjustments to ensure both tools work together correctly.

Step 1: Understand how Qooqie works

Qooqie adds UTM parameters to your Google Ads via the tracking template. This typically looks like this:

{lpurl}?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign={campaignid}

Qooqie places this at either the account, campaign, or ad group level.

Step 2: Move Qooqie’s UTM parameters to the Final URL Suffix

To make room for ClickPatrol’s tracking template, you’ll need to move the Qooqie UTM string to the Final URL Suffix field.

How to check if Qooqie is using a tracking template:

Go to Google Ads
Click on Settings at the account, campaign, ad group, and ad level
Scroll to Tracking template
If you see UTM parameters there (starting with {lpurl}?), that’s Qooqie’s setup

Move it to Final URL Suffix:

Copy everything after {lpurl}?

Paste it into the Final URL Suffix field Example:

utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign={campaignid}

Remove the entire tracking template from the account, campaign, and ad group levels
Make sure to check the settings inside Qooqie to confirm that automatic UTM insertion is disabled. If not, Qooqie may re-add the tracking template the next time it syncs with your Google Ads account.

Step 3: Add ClickPatrol’s tracking template at the account level

Once Qooqie’s UTM parameters are safely in the Final URL Suffix, you can now add ClickPatrol’s tracking template.

ClickPatrol’s standard template:

https://trck-001.clckptrl.com/?uid=xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx&adp={adposition}&lpm={loc_physical_ms}&lim={loc_interest_ms}&adi={adgroupid}&k={keyword}&n={network}&ci={campaignid}&d={device}&p={placement}&u={lpurl}&ma={matchtype}&ta={target}&cr={creative}

Replace the uid= value with your ClickPatrol user ID.

Set this at the account level only. This is important because:

It applies to all campaigns
It keeps your setup clean and consistent

If ClickPatrol’s tracking template is added at a lower level than another template, it will not be used. Google Ads always prioritizes the most specific level: ad group overrides campaign, and campaign overrides account.

Step 4: Check for tracking template conflicts

Any campaign, ad group, or ad that still contains its own tracking template will override the account-level ClickPatrol template.

We recommend removing all lower-level templates and keeping only the ClickPatrol template at account level.

Step 5: Use our template checker script

If you manage many campaigns and want to check for conflicting tracking templates, we’ve created a tracking template script that:

Scans all campaigns, ad groups, and ads
Reports where a tracking template field is filled in

This allows you to quickly identify and resolve conflicts before setting ClickPatrol live.

Contact our support team to receive the script and instructions for use.

If you’re still experiencing issues with tracking templates, we recommend visiting the following page for advanced troubleshooting.

Summary

Tool	Where it should go
Qooqie	Final URL Suffix
ClickPatrol	Account-level tracking template

With this setup, both platforms will work together without interfering with each other.

Still need help? Reach out via the Support button in your ClickPatrol dashboard. We’re happy to assist.

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