Number pools let you track which marketing sources are actually driving phone calls. A pool of phone numbers gets displayed on your landing pages or website, and a different visitor sees a different number depending on where they came from (a Google ad, an organic search, a direct visit, etc.). When that visitor calls, TheraSaaS matches the number they dialed back to their visit, so the call shows up in your reporting with the source — and even the search keyword — attached.
- Attributing inbound calls to a specific paid campaign instead of guessing which ad worked
- Comparing call volume across multiple ad sources by assigning each source its own tracked number using a Group ID
- Capturing the exact keyword a visitor searched before they called, so you can see which keywords convert to phone leads
Once your snippet is live, TheraSaaS automatically links each call back to the visit that generated it.
- Open the Call Report under Reporting to see the Keyword column populated for calls that came from a tracked visit
- Scroll right and expand a call's row to see the page the visitor was viewing before they called
- Click a contact's name to view their full activity timeline leading up to the call
- For keyword-level detail from Google Ads, add
?keyword={keyword}to your ad's destination URL so the search term is captured alongside the call
After adding the snippet, open an incognito browser and visit your landing page URL directly to confirm the number changes. If your tracking option is set to All Except Direct, you'll need to click through from another page rather than typing the URL directly, since direct visits won't trigger the swap.
Track All Visitors rather than PPC-only for the fullest attribution picture, and size your pool to your traffic — a pool that's too small will reuse numbers and blur your data.
If the swap script isn't updating numbers on your site after the snippet is installed correctly, or calls to tracking numbers aren't reaching your forwarding number, contact support with your pool name and the affected page URL.
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