Overview:

If your configured destination choices have events that are tracking client via the browser your destination will container a Web Container Setup step. You'll need to download and import these tags into Google Tag Manager (GTM) to complete your tracking.

Download Pre-Built Web Tags

Pre-Built Web Tags:

• Click on the "Download Pre-Built Web Tags" button to download the file.
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Figure 1

Importing the Container

Access Admin Container Settings:

• Begin on your Google Tag Manager homepage and ensure that you are under the "Admin" tab.
• Navigate to the box titled "Container" and click on the tab labeled "Import Container".
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Figure 2

Container Information:

Container File:

• Once in the Import Container settings, click on the "Choose container file" button and select the ".json" file you downloaded from the Elevar app.

Choose Workspace:

• Navigate to the section titled "Choose Workspace" and select either an existing workspace or create a new workspace.

Import Option:

• Navigate to the section titled "Choose an import option" and first click on the "Merge" button. Then an additional drop-down option will appear and click on "Overwrite conflicting tags, triggers, and variables".

Save Changes:

• Once you have included all of the necessary information, be sure to save your changes by clicking on the "Confirm" button at the bottom of the page.
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Figure 3

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Concerned about paused tags? No need to worry, these tags are paused based on your configuration. This could be because you didn't select this event or because the event is being sent server-side and the destination does not have deduplication.

Publish the changes in your GTM container

• After importing your new container, navigate to your Google Tag Manager homepage and ensure that you are under the "Workspace" tab.
  • Navigate to the upper right-hand corner of the page and click on the "Submit" button.
  • An additional confirmation window will appear, click on the "Publish" button.
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Figure 4