Pinterest Counts Saves and Closeups Toward Performance. Dashified Only Counts What Sold.
Pinterest's own reporting mixes engagement signals — Saves, Closeups, and Outbound Clicks — in the same dashboard as conversions, and its 30-day click / 30-day view attribution window (engagement credit was removed in an April 2025 update) can drop a sale entirely if a shopper takes longer than a month to buy. Dashified pulls Campaigns, Ad groups, and Pins from Ads Manager and ties them to your store's actual order data instead.
What Dashified syncs from Pinterest Ads
How it works
Connect your Pinterest Ads account from your Dashified integrations page.
Dashified imports your Campaign, Ad group, and Pin structure exactly as it's organized in Ads Manager, along with daily Spend.
Each Pin's spend is matched against your store's actual order data, so a sale counts even if the shopper converts outside Pinterest's 30-day click/view window.
Your Pinterest Spend and Pin performance land on the same dashboard as your other ad channels, so you can compare CPA and ROAS side by side instead of pulling separate exports.
Saves and Closeups, kept separate from sales
A Pin with a high save rate can still be a money-loser, and Pinterest's own reporting doesn't force that distinction. Dashified keeps engagement metrics like Saves and Closeups next to — not blended with — Spend and revenue from your actual store orders, so a popular Pin and a profitable one aren't confused for the same thing.
Revenue Pinterest's 30-day window would have dropped
Pinterest's attribution window (30-day click / 30-day view, with engagement-only credit removed in Pinterest's April 2025 update) stops crediting a sale to a Pin once a shopper takes more than a month to come back. Dashified keeps tying that later revenue to the Pin using your store's own order timestamps, not Pinterest's cutoff.
Native Campaign > Ad group > Pin structure, without the column view
Pinterest's hierarchy — Campaign > Ad group > Pin — stays intact in Dashified, so you can drill from a campaign total down to the specific Pin spending the budget, instead of scrolling Ads Manager's column view to find it.
Pinterest CPA next to every other channel you run
Ads Manager only ever shows Pinterest numbers, with no way to see a $2 Pinterest CPC against a Meta or Google line for the same product. Dashified puts Pinterest's Spend and Pins on the same screen as your other channels so that comparison takes one glance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Dashified separate Pinterest engagement (Saves, Closeups) from actual sales?
Yes. Pinterest's own reporting surfaces Saves, Closeups, and Outbound Clicks alongside conversions, which can make an engaging Pin look like a selling one. Dashified keeps those engagement metrics visible but ties revenue specifically to your store's order data, not to saves or closeups.
Does Dashified replace Pinterest's Conversion Insights or attribution settings?
No. Pinterest still owns attribution inside Ads Manager. Dashified pulls your Campaigns, Ad groups, and Pins and lines them up against your actual store revenue, so you're not limited to what fits inside Pinterest's 30-day attribution window.
Will this show data from before I connected Pinterest Ads?
No. Pinterest's own reporting only starts from the day your tag or Shopify app was installed correctly, and Dashified works the same way — pulling forward from your connection date, not retroactively.
I run Performance+ campaigns — does Dashified support those?
Yes. Whether an ad group is manually targeted or handed to Pinterest's Performance+ automation, Dashified pulls the resulting Spend and Pin-level data the same way.
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