Swaps per visitor
Each visitor sees a number tied to how they arrived.
The tracking number shown on your site changes with the source, so attribution happens on its own.

The number on your site changes with where each visitor came from, so website calls are attributed as precisely as forms.
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Numbers are reused automatically, so you do not manage one per campaign.
When they dial, the call is matched to the pages they read first.
Each office's pages show that office's tracking numbers.
The same snippet covers the main site, landing pages and the booking page.
Installed once on the pages that show your number.
The right number appears before the page settles.
Visitors see the office nearest to them.
Existing listings keep working as they are.
Website calls cannot be tied to a campaign
Each visitor sees a number tied to their source
A new phone number for every campaign
Numbers swap from a shared pool on their own
Scrolling the site for a number to call
Tap to call, and the practice answers
Every web caller looks the same as a walk-by.
A small script goes on the site. One snippet, installed once, on the pages where your number appears.
1<!-- before </body> on pages that show your number --> 2<script src="https://cdn.dentecure.example/dni.js" data-pool="austin-central" async></script> 3// installed once. That's it.
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Only the phone number shown to a visitor, and only for the length of their visit. The page, the design and everything else stay as they are, and a visitor with no source simply sees your main number.
No, when it is done properly, which is why the main number stays in your business listings and structured data. Search engines see your real number; the swap affects the number a live visitor sees on the page.
Fewer than most practices expect. Numbers are drawn from a pool and reused between visitors, so a handful covers a normal traffic pattern. We size it against your actual sessions.
They will not overlap. A number is held for one visitor for the length of their session and a grace period after it, so the call that comes in maps to one person's visit.
Often, yes. The session is remembered beyond the visit, so a patient who browses on Tuesday and calls on Wednesday still carries their source, within the window you set.
Your main number is what is printed in the page, so a failed script leaves a working phone number on screen. Attribution is the thing that degrades, never the ability to call you.
Website calls are attributed as precisely as website forms.
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