Does Adsu integrate with PushPress, and what flows?

What this connection supplies

PushPress runs the front desk for a lot of gyms: memberships, billing, check-ins. On this site it sits in Billing & members, because that is where it lives in your stack. In Adsu’s connection table it is the identity-enrichment connection: it supplies the member identity behind supported payment flows, so a charge that would otherwise be a nameless transaction resolves to a person with an email and a phone.

That identity is what attribution needs. Adsu credits a payment only when the payer resolves to a counted band, exact email or exact phone, and PushPress is how that resolution happens for PushPress-driven charges. The site and the docs agree on the substance: PushPress is where your members are, and Adsu reads it for the member behind the payment.

How it connects

PushPress connects as a live credential connection from Connections in Adsu. The docs are explicit that it is an identity-enrichment connection, not the revenue-bearing payment source: use it alongside the supported payment flow when you need to resolve the member behind a PushPress-driven charge.

• Connect it for the location whose members it holds; a multi-location group connects each location separately.
• The connection reads Awaiting data until Adsu observes its first qualifying activity, then Receiving.
• Reconnect appears only on concrete evidence that the credential no longer works; reconnect the same intended account.

What PushPress reports on its own, and where it stops

PushPress Grow, the marketing add-on to PushPress Core, has real attribution reporting. As of September 2026 its help center describes an Attribution Report with a Conversion Report and a Source Report, form submissions that record the URL, source, campaigns and keywords, Google Ads and Facebook Ads reports, and workflow actions that send events back: an “Add to Google Adwords” step that creates an Imported Lead conversion for contacts created from a URL carrying a gclid, and a Facebook Conversions API trigger for form submitted, survey submitted, two-step order and appointment.

Where it stops, on its own pages: the Google send-back is a single Imported Lead conversion per workflow, only for gclid-created contacts, and no membership-paid or renewal event is described for Google or Meta. Revenue in the Attribution Report is the dollar amount closed on opportunities, and a join from the ad source to Core billing revenue is not stated. Ad spend, cost per lead and cost per member do not appear in the reporting articles, and per-location attribution is not described. So Grow can tell Google that a lead arrived. It does not tell Google or Meta who showed up and who paid, per gym.

Sources: Grow: Attribution Report · Grow: the conversion list for Google Ads · Grow: Facebook Conversion API trigger · Grow: reporting dashboard, all as of September 2026.

What Adsu adds

Adsu takes the member identity PushPress supplies and joins it to the rest of the chain: the click captured by the Adsu pixel, the enquiry and appointment in HighLevel, the spend in Google Ads and Meta, and the payment record. The result is a member, not a lead, credited to the campaign that produced them, with every renewal after it carried as recurring value for that member.

The scorecard reads one line per campaign per location: cost per appointment, cost per show, cost per member and ROAS, each computed only from stages Adsu verified. Appointment booked, appointment showed and membership paid go back to Google Ads and Meta as the conversions to optimize for, so the platforms learn who pays rather than who fills out a form. Inbound calls are followed to the member too. If a stage cannot be verified it is not counted, and coverage shows the remainder.

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Set it up

Connect payment sources covers the billing connections this one enriches, with its own section on the identity connection. Add Connect GoHighLevel, Connect ad platforms and install the pixel to complete the chain.

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