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# Many Signals Reported as Occurring on the Same Day and Time in Partner Integrations

> Use the `occurred_at_time` field when reporting a Signal after the call happened, so partner integrations show the actual conversion time instead of when it was reported to Invoca.

**Applies to:** Signal API, Signal File Upload, Integrations

## Symptoms

A large number of Signals were reported to partner integrations as occurring at the same time, on the same day — rather than when they actually converted.

## Cause

The Signals in question didn't include an `occurred_at_time` field when reporting post-call Signal events. Without it, Invoca defaults to using the time the conversion was reported to Invoca — that is, when the Signal API call was sent or the Signal file was uploaded — rather than when the conversion actually happened.

## Resolution

If you're sending Invoca a Signal conversion after the call has already occurred, use the `occurred_at_time` field with the actual date and time of the conversion. This value is then used in partner integrations, such as Google Campaign Manager, to show the correct conversion time in their reporting, as well as in Invoca's own.

## Where to go next

* [Signal File Uploads: Formatting & Data Prep](/s/article/signal-file-uploads-formatting-data-prep)
* [Can I Apply Signals or Marketing Data to Multiple Calls Using the Signal API?](/s/article/apply-signals-marketing-data-multiple-calls-signal-api)