The Stape Server GTM app allows you to easily add GTM snippet to all pages of your Shopify shop, use Cookie Keeper Stape power-up, add dataLayer for your ecommerce events and use webhooks for purchase or refund events.
In the Generate tab are all the settings related to installing the GTM snippet on all pages of your Shopify shop.
Here you need to specify your GTM WEB container ID.
It is extremely important to use your own subdomain for first party cookies to work correctly and for tracking to work in general. If you do not already have a subdomain added to your sGTM container, you can use this guide to add it.
An optional parameter, but its use is highly recommended to increase protection against ad blockers.
Specify here your Stape container identifier. Follow this guide to find Stape container identifier.
You can learn more about Cookie Keeper power-up on this page.
This allows you to minimize the impact of the latest ITP restrictions.
Before activating this feature, make sure you have it enabled in Stape, in your container.
Here you can take the GTM snippet to install it on pages that are outside of your Shopify theme (such as pages made by third-party apps like Zipify).
In the Data Layer tab you can find the data layer events to activate and configure.
Here you can find a complete list of events and their payload which is added via the Stape app.
Webhook events are configured in the Webhook tab.
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