A build-to-order ERPNext app that captures Google Ads lead-form submissions straight into ERPNext Leads and pushes closed-deal offline conversions back to Google Ads, closing the loop so Smart Bidding optimizes on real revenue. Built to order by ECOSIRE for ERPNext v15, v16 — indicative price from $249.00 USD; request a quote for a scoped proposal.

A build-to-order ERPNext app that captures Google Ads lead-form submissions straight into ERPNext Leads and pushes closed-deal offline conversions back to Google Ads, closing the loop so Smart Bidding optimizes on real revenue.
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If you run Google Ads lead-form campaigns, submissions usually land in a spreadsheet export or a fragile Zapier hop, disconnected from where the deal actually closes. ERPNext gives you a solid Lead and Opportunity pipeline, but out of the box it has no idea a contact came from a specific campaign, ad group, or keyword — and it has no path to tell Google Ads which of those leads eventually turned into revenue. So Smart Bidding keeps optimizing for raw form fills, not for the leads that become customers, and your cost-per-real-acquisition stays a guess. Native ERPNext has no Google Ads connector, no offline conversion upload, and no place to store gclid/campaign attribution.
Whitelisted `allow_guest` webhook endpoint that receives Google Ads lead-form extension payloads and verifies them against your configured webhook key/HMAC
Configurable Field Mapping DocType so each Google Ads lead-form question maps to the exact `Lead`/`Opportunity` field you choose — no code change to remap
Persists `gclid`, campaign, ad group, and keyword on the ERPNext record for full source attribution through the pipeline
`hooks.py` `after_insert` doc event triggers auto-assignment and routing (round-robin, territory, or sales team) via Frappe's native assignment/ToDo engine
Scheduler event scans recently won `Opportunity`/`Quotation`/`Sales Order` records with a stored `gclid` and uploads offline conversions to the Google Ads API
Reports real deal value and conversion time back to your configured Google Ads conversion action so Smart Bidding optimizes on revenue, not raw form fills
ECOSIRE builds a proper Frappe app (its own module, DocTypes, and hooks.py) that closes this loop end to end. On the inbound side, we stand up a whitelisted webhook endpoint (@frappe.whitelist(allow_guest=True)) that receives Google Ads lead-form extension payloads — verified against your configured webhook key — and maps each field to a new Lead (or Opportunity) with a client-configurable field-mapping DocType, so you decide which lead-form question feeds which ERPNext field. The gclid, campaign, ad group, and keyword are persisted on the record for attribution, and a hooks.py after_insert doc event fires your assignment and routing rules (round-robin, territory, or owning sales team) using Frappe's native ToDo/assignment engine.
On the outbound side, a scheduler event walks recently won Opportunity/Quotation/Sales Order records that carry a stored gclid, builds the offline-conversion payload, and uploads it to the Google Ads API against your configured conversion action — reporting the real deal value and close date back to Google. Uploads are idempotent and logged in a dedicated Google Ads Conversion Log DocType so you can see exactly what was sent, retry failures, and reconcile against the Google Ads UI. OAuth credentials and the developer token are stored using Frappe's encrypted single/settings DocType, never in source. Everything respects ERPNext permissions and role profiles — marketing sees the sync dashboard, sales just sees their assigned leads.
Because this is a real Frappe app and not a no-code patch, it survives bench migrate, ships as an installable app you can version-control, and targets Frappe/ERPNext v15 and v16. Optional client scripts surface a "campaign source" section on the Lead form and a manual "resend conversion" button for edge cases.
This is a build-to-order engagement, not an off-the-shelf marketplace download. After a short scoping call we confirm your exact lead-form fields, conversion actions, and routing logic, then build, install on your staging bench for UAT, and hand over the git repository. Typical delivery is 2-4 weeks from confirmed scope, followed by a post-go-live support window. No instant download, no fabricated numbers — you get code built for your account and your ERPNext instance.
Runs Google Ads lead-form campaigns and needs Smart Bidding to optimize on closed revenue, not form fills. Wants offline conversions flowing back automatically with clean campaign/keyword attribution stored in ERPNext.
Owns lead routing and pipeline hygiene. Needs every Google Ads lead to land in ERPNext with the right owner assigned instantly and the source attribution attached so reporting ties campaigns to won deals.
Responsible for a maintainable, upgrade-safe stack. Wants a real Frappe app with proper DocTypes and hooks, encrypted credentials, and no brittle third-party middleware — something that survives `bench migrate` on v15/v16.
Measures true cost-per-acquisition and campaign ROI. Needs closed-loop data linking `gclid` to revenue so bidding and budget decisions rest on what actually converts, not top-of-funnel volume.
Kaufen Sie die Lizenz auf ecosire.com und laden Sie die ZIP-Datei der Google Ads Lead Form & Conversion Sync-App von Ihrem Konto-Dashboard herunter.
Extrahieren Sie die ZIP-Datei in den Apps-Ordner Ihrer Bank oder führen Sie „bench get-app“ mit dem Pfad zur extrahierten App aus.
Führen Sie „bench --site SITE_NAME install-app APP_NAME“ gefolgt von „bench migrate“ aus, um Google Ads Lead Form & Conversion Sync zu installieren und sein Schema anzuwenden.
Öffnen Sie die ECOSIRE-Lizenzeinstellungen auf Ihrer Website und aktivieren Sie Ihren Lizenzschlüssel. Erfordert die kostenlosen Apps ecosire_connect und ecosire_license_client.
| Kriterium | ECOSIRE | Benutzerdefinierter Build | Konkurrent | Odoo Native |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google Ads lead-form capture | Whitelisted webhook maps fields into Lead/Opportunity, verified by key | Possible but you build and maintain the endpoint yourself | Generic form-import, often assumes fixed field names | |
| Offline conversion upload | Scheduler pushes won-deal value + gclid to Google Ads API, idempotent | Build the API integration and dedupe logic from scratch | Rarely supported; usually inbound-only | |
| Source attribution | gclid, campaign, ad group, keyword persisted on the record | Whatever fields you decide to add and wire up | Limited; often just a campaign name string | |
| Field mapping | Configurable mapping DocType, remap without code | Hardcoded unless you build a config layer | Fixed or limited mapping UI | |
| Lead routing | after_insert hook drives round-robin/territory/team assignment | Write your own doc-event handlers | Basic or no auto-assignment | |
| Upgrade safety (v15/v16) | Proper Frappe app, survives bench migrate | Depends on how it was built | Depends on vendor's maintenance | |
| Credential security | Encrypted Settings DocType, no secrets in source | Your responsibility to secure | Varies by vendor | |
| Ownership & support | Full git repo handover + post-go-live support window | You own and support it entirely | Vendor-locked, subscription support |
This is a build-to-order engagement. After a short scoping call to confirm your lead-form fields, conversion actions, and routing rules, typical delivery is 2-4 weeks from confirmed scope. That includes build, installation on your staging bench, and UAT before go-live. There is no instant download — the app is built for your Google Ads account and your ERPNext instance.
Yes. We build against Frappe/ERPNext v15 and v16 as a proper Frappe app with its own module, DocTypes, and `hooks.py`, so it survives `bench migrate` and standard upgrades. Tell us your exact version during scoping and we target it.
We store the `gclid` from each lead-form submission on the ERPNext record. A scheduler event periodically scans recently won Opportunities/Quotations/Sales Orders that carry a `gclid`, builds an offline-conversion payload with the real deal value and close time, and uploads it to the Google Ads API against your configured conversion action. Every upload is logged and idempotent, so Smart Bidding learns from revenue without double-counting.
OAuth2 client credentials and the Google Ads developer token live in an encrypted Frappe Settings DocType, never in source code or plain text. The inbound webhook is verified against a configured key, and all sync surfaces respect ERPNext permissions and role profiles.
Every engagement includes a post-go-live support window for bug fixes and configuration adjustments. Because you receive the full git repository, your team can maintain it independently, and ECOSIRE offers ongoing support or enhancement retainers if you want us to keep evolving it (new conversion actions, extra field mappings, or upgrades to future ERPNext versions).
Yes. A `hooks.py` `after_insert` doc event fires your routing logic — round-robin, territory-based, or owning sales team — using Frappe's native assignment/ToDo engine. We configure the rules you define during scoping, and field-to-field mapping is driven by a configurable DocType so you can remap without code changes.
No. This is custom-built for your Google Ads account structure, your lead-form fields, and your ERPNext pipeline. A generic marketplace connector rarely matches your conversion actions or routing, and native ERPNext has no Google Ads offline-conversion capability at all. We build, install, test, and hand over the source.
A build-to-order ERPNext app that captures Google Ads lead-form submissions straight into ERPNext Leads and pushes closed-deal offline conversions back to Google Ads, closing the loop so Smart Bidding optimizes on real revenue.