Connect
Authorize a supported call-tracking source and choose the Account or sub-account that owns the calls.
How it works
From phone call to qualified conversion.
Keep the call tracker you already use. Call Census brings the calls into one review workflow, shows what happened, and lets your team control the conversion signal sent downstream.
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The workflow
Four steps from raw calls to a cleaner signal.
Each step has one job. That makes the process easy to pilot, audit, and repeat across accounts.
Understand
Call Census processes the transcript, creates a concise summary, and identifies the strongest available evidence.
Decide
Your reviewer chooses Count as conversion, Don’t count, or Decide later. AI recommends; your team confirms.
Deliver
Approved outcomes can be sent to Google Ads and monitored through a visible delivery history.
Evidence before automation
Review the reason, not just the label.
A recommendation is useful only when your team can understand it. Call Census keeps the transcript clue, recommendation, recording, and decision controls together so reviewers can resolve calls quickly without trusting a black box.
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Confidence92%
The reviewer still makes the primary decision. Confidence and evidence support judgment; they do not replace it.
Roll out safely
Prove the signal before it changes bidding.
Begin with observation and reporting. Compare reviewed qualified calls with the conversions you currently count, then decide when the new signal is ready for wider use.
1. Import a representative sample
Use real call types, locations, and sources rather than judging the workflow from perfect demo calls.
2. Agree the decision standard
Document what counts, what does not, and which edge cases should remain for later review.
3. Compare before changing
Keep the initial Google Ads conversion Secondary while you validate volume, quality, and delivery.
Make every reviewed call teach your systems something useful.
Connect the calls you already have, agree what counts, and build a qualified-call signal your team can trust.