Which ads drive your HungerStation and Jahez orders? Delivery-app ad attribution for Saudi restaurants

Which ads drive your HungerStation and Jahez orders? You can measure it, but not with the ads manager, because delivery-app orders never touch your website. You run campaigns on TikTok, Snapchat, and Instagram; the order happens inside HungerStation, Jahez, Mrsool, Keeta, or ToYou. The ad platform never sees the sale, so it reports clicks, not orders; the delivery app sees the order but has no idea an ad caused it. Delivery-app ad attribution therefore works differently: you join your order reports from the aggregator partner portals with when and where every campaign ran, and measure the lift. Done consistently, it shows week by week which campaigns move real orders and which only move likes.

Why can’t Meta or TikTok show my delivery-app orders?

A normal online store installs a tracking pixel on its own website, so a purchase can be traced back to the ad click. Restaurant customers never visit your website; they open the delivery app, so the pixel never fires and every ad platform grades itself on incomplete data. The blind spot is most of the market: Saudi regulator data counted around 290 million delivery-platform orders in 2024, with Jahez alone carrying roughly a third and HungerStation leading in the major cities. For most Saudi restaurants, the majority of revenue is invisible to ad reporting.

How to measure delivery-app ad results manually

• Split campaigns by city or district, and compare each area’s aggregator orders during the campaign with the two weeks before.
• Run one platform at a time: TikTok only for two weeks, then Snapchat only, and watch which fortnight lifts orders.
• Advertise a dish or bundle on one platform only, and treat its order share as a rough marker.

These methods work, but they are slow, they collapse the moment you run more than two campaigns, and nobody sustains them every week.

How MIQAS tracks HungerStation and Jahez ad performance automatically

MIQAS ingests the order reports you already export from the HungerStation and Jahez partner portals, plus your campaign data from every ad platform, and lines them up on one timeline: campaign windows, spend, geography, and daily orders per app, side by side. You see the lift each campaign produced in actual orders, not platform-reported conversions. The same dashboard covers your website and POS sales, so restaurant ad ROI finally sits in one place instead of a spreadsheet.

Frequently asked questions

Does HungerStation or Jahez need to approve anything? No. You export the sales reports already available in your partner portal and upload them; nothing changes in your aggregator account.

Is this click-level attribution? No, and anyone promising click-level attribution for delivery-app orders is overselling; aggregators do not pass click data. This is measured lift: orders during and after each campaign, compared honestly with baseline.

Which MIQAS plan includes delivery-app tracking? Delivery Sync is available from the Growth plan; the live demo shows it with sample data, no signup needed.