Schedule power-up

The Schedule power-up automates HTTP requests inside your sGTM container on an hourly or daily basis. Specify a path once, and Stape triggers it at your chosen interval, with no external schedulers or manual exports required.

Schedule is available on the Business subscription plan and higher. To check your current plan or upgrade, go to your sGTM container settings.

How to set up Schedule

1. Log in to your Stape account and select your sGTM container from the dashboard.

2. Go to the Power-ups tab.

3. Click Use next to the Schedule panel.

4. Toggle the Schedule switch to enable it, and click Save changes.

5. Configure the request schedule:

• Send request - choose hourly or daily. For daily, pick the exact time.
• Domain - select a custom domain from the dropdown.
• sGTM path - enter the request path to trigger (e.g. /data for a Data Client).

Click Save changes.

Testing

After saving, wait for the scheduled request time and open Logs in the Stape dashboard. Each triggered request appears as an incoming entry showing the path, timestamp, and response status. If nothing appears, double-check the path and confirm the power-up toggle is enabled.

Use case

A sample scenario is a marketing team that imports offline conversion data into GA4, but the uploads happen manually and inconsistently, as some days are missed, others are duplicated. GA4 reports show attribution gaps, and campaign ROAS figures are unreliable as a result.

You can identify this problem and fix it this way:

1. Audit your current upload process and confirm there is an sGTM Data Client path, for example /import/conversions, that accepts the conversion payload from your CRM or order management system.
2. Point the Schedule power-up at that path and set it to trigger daily at a fixed time that falls after your CRM export runs. Save the changes and verify the request appears in Logs at the expected time.
3. Once the schedule is running consistently, cross-reference GA4 conversion counts against your CRM export totals over 1-2 weeks to confirm the data is landing without gaps or duplicates.

If the uploads were the root cause of the attribution gaps, you will see ROAS figures stabilize and the missing conversion windows begin to fill in across your campaign reports.