Arrange the attribution types in order from the highest (top) to lowest (bottom) according to Pinterest’s attribution hierarchy.

Pinterest uses a specific hierarchy to assign credit for a conversion when a user has multiple types of interactions with an ad. This ensures that the "strongest" or most intentional interaction receives the credit: Click (Highest): If a user clicks your ad and then converts, this interaction takes precedence over everything else. Even if they had previously viewed or engaged with the Pin, the click is considered the most significant driver of the action. Engagement (Medium): If the user did not click the ad but did engage with it (e.g., a "save" or a "closeup") and then converted, the engagement receives the credit. View (Lowest): If the user only saw the ad (impression) without clicking or engaging, and then later completed a conversion, the conversion is attributed to the view.