Microsoft Advertising
Give Microsoft Advertising the calls that counted.
Saylia keeps the MSCLKID from every Microsoft Advertising click with the call it leads to, and uploads qualified and booked calls as offline conversions with a value — matched by the click ID, with the caller’s hashed number attached.
Booked call
- Conversion goal
- Booked call
- Click ID
- MSCLKID 4f1c9a0e7b2d…
- Enhanced conversions
- Hashed phone 9b71d2…
- Conversion time
- 2026-09-29 15:49:40 UTC
- Value
- 389.00 USD
Matched by the MSCLKID. Calls without one aren’t sent.
How it works
From the click to the conversion goal.
No exports, no spreadsheets, no weekly uploads.
- 01
The click
The Saylia tag saves the MSCLKID from the landing page to the visit, with the UTM tags and referrer beside it.
- 02
The call
The visitor sees their own tracking number. When they call — during the visit, or later (72 hours by default) if the number hasn’t gone to another visitor since — the call carries the click.
- 03
The upload
Once the call qualifies or books, Saylia uploads it to the offline conversion goal you name, with its value.
The details
Microsoft’s rules, followed for you.
Offline conversions only count when they arrive in the shape Microsoft expects.
- MSCLKID saved from the landing page to the visit
- Number pools that serve only visitors from Microsoft Advertising clicks, if you want them to
- Matched by MSCLKID, with the caller’s hashed number attached as enhanced conversion data
- Calls without an MSCLKID aren’t sent to Microsoft Advertising
- Caller numbers put in E.164 format and hashed with SHA-256 before they’re sent to Microsoft
- A value and currency on every upload
- Duplicate conversions caught before they’re sent
- Refused uploads retried automatically on a scheduled pass
Questions, answered
Do I need auto-tagging turned on?
Does every call need an MSCLKID?
I just created the conversion goal. Why hasn’t anything arrived?
Make every search platform learn from real outcomes.
See the same booked calls reach Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising, each matched to its own click.