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Hi! Is there a way to take the tags I have configured in a Tealium account so I can use them in another Tealium account without having to configure everything again? For example to take the tags I've used in an account which belongs to some business unit of a company and re-use them in a separate account which belongs to another business unit of the same company.
Thanks!
04-17-2020 10:55 AM
Hello,
If you're working with one account across multiple profiles, you can create a profile library, which is used to manage configurations that are shared across multiple profiles. More information on managing profile libraries can be found here. If you're working across multiple accounts, there's no reliable way for you to automatically migrate your tags.
You can always reach out to Tealium Support if you need further assistance with this task.
Thanks.
Mike
04-18-2020 09:08 PM
I don't necessarily recommend this, but.....
}('##UTID##', '##UTLOADERID##'));Replace this with:
}(window.portableTagId, (function(u){ for(var k in u.o) return k; })(utag)));
window.portableTagId = 1072; // replace this number with the ID of the tag in this profile
https://tags.tiqcdn.com/utag/account/original_profile/prod/utag.1072.js // look up the ID from the profile that owns the tag
window.portableTagId = 16; // replace this number with the ID of the container tag in this profile
And that should. in theory, do it. You can repeat steps 4-6 to put the tag into other profiles if you so wish.
What we're doing is effectively instructing the tag to load itself into whichever profile it finds on the page (rather than the hard-coded injection of ##UTLOADERID##), using a dynamic tag ID so that it registers itself against the ID that corresponds to the right config (e.g. load rules) in the profile in which it finds itself. Then in each target profile, you're configuring that dynamic tag ID, and creating a container as a placeholder for the tag against which to create load rules etc.
You won't be able to vary tag-scoped extensions between profiles, nor mappings, at least not without some custom code, but it should be sufficient to make a tag portable between compatible accounts (e.g. same UDO etc.)
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