In this article
  1. What belongs in a conversion tracking QA checklist?
  2. Which test submissions should you run?
  3. How do you inspect GA4 and Tag Manager events?
  4. How should you check the handoff to your team?
  5. What should you send for a tracking quote?
  6. When should you repeat the tests?

What belongs in a conversion tracking QA checklist?

Define the action before testing. A quote-button click, an accepted form and a booked appointment are separate events. Give each a clear name and expected result. AI Growth Systems' conversion tracking service reviews the measurement setup; this worksheet prepares the event list and evidence needed to discuss that scope.

Conversion tracking QA checklist template
ActionExpected website resultBusiness record
Quote-button clickCorrect form opensNo lead claimed yet
Valid submissionAcceptance is confirmedOne received inquiry
Invalid submissionSpecific correction shownNo completed inquiry
BookingAppointment is confirmedMatching booking record

Which test submissions should you run?

Run a valid inquiry, an incomplete form, a repeated click and a controlled failure in the test environment. Record browser, page and result. These 4 cases are proposed review scenarios, not a claim that every form behaves alike. Use clearly labeled test data and follow the team's cleanup process.

Conversion tracking QA checklist steps
ScenarioQuestion to answerEvidence
Valid inquiryWas exactly one request accepted?Receipt and CRM record
Missing required fieldWas the visitor told what to fix?Error and event observation
Repeated clickWas a duplicate request prevented or identified?Request and record counts
Controlled failureWas success withheld when delivery failed?Test response and visible message

How do you inspect GA4 and Tag Manager events?

Use Google Tag Manager's preview tools to inspect tag behavior, then check the relevant events in Google Analytics 4, or GA4. Google documents DebugView for observing events during debugging. Record the event name and test condition, and compare them with the measurement plan rather than treating any visible event as a successful lead.

Keep the test record small enough to trace. One form attempt should have a timestamp, page and expected event sequence. If the sequence differs, identify whether the problem begins in the form, the trigger or the destination configuration before changing several settings.

How should you check the handoff to your team?

Match the accepted form to its CRM entry and the notification intended for the responsible team. Check the service, originating page and assigned owner. AI Growth Systems treats tracking setup and CRM integration as distinct scopes, so record a missing business record separately from a missing analytics event when requesting help.

Inquiry handoff review
DestinationCheckRecord
CRMCorrect service and ownerTest inquiry identifier
NotificationCorrect recipient and useful contextDelivery observation
AnalyticsExpected event and pageDebugging observation
Booking systemCorrect date and availabilityTest booking outcome

What should you send for a tracking quote?

Send AI Growth Systems the website, form locations, analytics tools and one example of the mismatch. Name the receiving team. The entry growth audit costs $300; implementation is quoted separately. Ask the written scope to identify event setup, form changes, CRM work and post-release testing as separate deliverables.

Price and scope questions
ItemPrice or basisQuestion
AGS entry growth audit$300Which contact routes will be reviewed?
Tracking implementationWritten project quoteWhich events and destinations are included?
CRM changesConfirm separate scopeWho owns the handoff?
Outside productsConfirm separatelyWhich subscriptions are required?

When should you repeat the tests?

Repeat the affected tests after changes to a form, tag container, consent interface, CRM connection or booking route. Save the release date with the test result. For an AGS project, put responsibility for that retest in the agreed scope, including who can confirm the final inquiry record and close the issue.

Sources and further reading

Read the original guidance alongside the practical examples in this article.