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Hi Andrea! We don't have a data source set up to work with Microsoft Dynamics 365, so if that application can support an API, I would suggest working with someone at Microsoft to implement our HTTP API. You can then configure a HTTP API data source to identify the data being sent into Tealium. If the data coming from Microsoft Dynamics 365 has nested objects, you can use our HTTP API Advanced data source which will flatten the data objects into individual UDO variables that can then be used in EventStream and AudienceStream.  ... View more

If I understand correctly, you can use different event attributes for the file import (ex: product_id_import), then add an enrichment to the "product_id" attribute to add the "product_id_import" string to the array when "product_id_import" string is assigned. You would then repeat this enrichment for each of the "product_category" and "product_subcategory" strings. ... View more

Hi Philip! GA4 data streams do have automatic events that are sent by the code. Since these don't run through Tealium's code and mappings, any data mapped to event params will not show for these automatic events. However, if a param is sent with the config it WILL be included in the automatic events, since config params apply to all events (standard and automatic). The mappings in the box would show as follows: my_var --> config.my_var_param If you need to send params with a specific "automatic" event (and not all events), the automatic events can be turned off in the "admin" section (click on the data stream, toggle off "Enhanced Measurement") and triggered through the Tealium tag. Params can then be mapped to send with that specific event (ex: scroll events). This also doesn't cover the "page_view" event, as that automatic event can only be turned off with a boolean (set in the tag configuration for "Send Page View"). If this setting is set to "false", you can then map the "page_view" event and send the desired params with that event, as it would then pass through Tealium's code instead of coming from Google's code. Hopefully this helps with your GA4 configuration.   ... View more

Hi kamr! We do have an Impact Universal Tag in our tag marketplace and recommend starting there with a tag implementation. Our integrations team works diligently with each tag vendor to ensure our marketplace tags work as expected with their code snippets. I can confirm that the "identify" event is present in our tag mappings, so you should be able to use that tag. Please give this a try!   ... View more

Hi mhaug! Our consent manager does not have that type of functionality and our CONSENTMGR cookie cannot support anything beyond the 15 categories we currently have set. You can submit a product idea in our forum and our engineers will take your feedback into consideration. https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/Product-Ideas/idb-p/product-ideas ... View more

Hi Andrea! We don't have an integration available for Contact Lab, so the next best option would be to use a webhook if Contact Lab has an API available. We have three different webhooks to accommodate different authentication needs. I would reach out to Contact Lab and see if they have an API available, determine what type of authentication is needed, then build out the webhook to send the required request. You can always use Postman to run a test first and then migrate the request into the webhook. Our webhook documentation is below: https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/Server-Side-Connectors/Webhook-Connector-Setup-Guide/ta-p/9466 ... View more

If you need the data to be present for other tags, the function must be executed in the "Before Load Rules" or "After Load Rules" extension scope, as those values are set before tags begin executing. Data present in tag-scoped extensions will only be set for the tag it is scoped to. Since your function is inside the tag, anything set there will not be accessible to other tags, even though you're adding it to the "b" object. You could set the variable to the "utag.globals" object, but it would then need a tag-scoped extension to pull that value in from the globals object, as it's not automatically added to the data layer.  ... View more

Hi there. Tealium does not store any data client-side or server-side with the exception of our DataAccess products, which do require server-side access. Please let me know if this helps! ... View more

Hi LuLong, I would set a breakpoint or use the Tealium Utag Debugger tool (https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/iQ-Tag-Management/Tealium-Tools-Universal-Tag-UTAG-Debugger/ta-p/15179) to look at the two events running through the extension and find a unique variable to key off. You can then use that variable in the load condition on the lookup table extension (ex: event_name does not contain form_submit). I hope this helps! ... View more

Hi Willy. The tag is now titled "Microsoft Advertising UET" in the tag marketplace. It utilizes the "uetq" object and the "bat.js" script used by the former Bing tag.  ... View more

Hi Tim, The article you were working off of was an older way that we used to implement Tealium Collect into Google Tag Manager. We now have a custom template integration available that is easily added to Google Tag Manager and allows collect to fire. It's also compatible with first-party domains, as the URL can be updated to reflect a custom domain. https://docs.tealium.com/platforms/google-tag-manager/install/ I hope this helps with your integration! Thanks, Jen ... View more

Hi there! We have a few ways that you can see the rates of audience joins: Audience Visits Metric When an audience is clicked on, a visual graph is displayed with the number of joins for the given time period. Time periods of "Rolling Day", "Rolling Week", "Rolling Month", "60 Day", and "90 Day" are available. Data points are broken out by day where actual numbers are displayed if you hover over the dot for each day.  Dashboard Widget In the AudienceStream Dashboard, there is a widget on the right side of the screen titled "Audience Activity". This widget will show you the total visitors who have joined and left the audiences based on the date range selected. The date range can be changed by clicking on the settings "sprocket" in the bottom right of the widget. You can read more about the AudienceStream Dashboard here. ... View more

Hi there! Based on your screenshots it looks like you might be using Tealium in a hybrid app (loading native SDK and a webview with a website). If this is the case and you only want to receive one event per screen load, you'll need to route the data to one or the other. If there's data from the webview that needs to be captured, you can use a Custom Remote Command tag to send this payload back into the native code, then add that payload into your "track()" event, which is then sent through the SDK.  If this is a more involved issue, please feel free to submit a support request and we can look into it more thoroughly. ... View more

Hi there! If you want to set code to fire after 15 seconds, you can use a JavaScript code extension set to DOM Ready with the following code, you can set the popup to trigger within the "triggerModal" function: var myTimeout = setTimeout ( triggerModal , 15000 ); function triggerModal () {     <<TRIGGER POPUP HERE>> }    I hope this helps achieve your desired results. Thanks, Jen ... View more

Hi Samrat, This is possible with our release of data transformations, however, it does not currently work with the File Import data source. This is a request that is being considered by our product team. In the meantime, you can set up a transformation for other data sources with the following code to add a "local_timestamp" variable to your data: // "transform" function allows you to access event and apply changes transform((event) => { //const current_date = new Date(); //Instead of creating a new date, you can use the date being sent by the file import, shown below const current_date = event.data.udo.imported_date; var _localOffset = 8*60*60*1000; //Replace the first number with your local offset (ex: Pacific Standard Time would show "8" because PST is 8 hours behind UTC) var local_timestamp = new Date(current_date.getTime() - _localOffset); event.data.udo.local_timestamp = local_timestamp.toISOString(); console.log("Local Time: " + JSON.stringify(event.data.udo.local_timestamp)); }) This code will add a new variable to your event titled "local_timestamp" which will show local time in the following string format: "2022-07-12T15:48:29.990Z" Please stay tuned to our Announcements Blog for more information on upcoming product features and releases.  Thanks, Jen ... View more

Hi Grant! If you want to set up a specific tag to fire after 30 seconds, you can use a JavaScript code extension set to DOM Ready with the following code, where "XX" is the UID number of the tag you would like to trigger: var myTimeout = setTimeout(fireTag, 30000); function fireTag() {     utag.view(dataObj, null, [XX]); }    You would need to populate "dataObj" with the data you want to send with the utag.view() event.  I hope this helps achieve your desired results. Thanks, Jen ... View more

I believe our integrations team is working with Google to get a new tag set up, but I do not know if there is an ETA on when it will be available. You can add a request in our "Product Ideas" forum and that will help it get fast-tracked: https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/Product-Ideas/idb-p/product-ideas as it lets our development team know there is a need from our clients. ... View more

The App + Web property is somewhat different from the regular GTAG.js implementation of Google Analytics. With the new App + Web property, you need to send your "dimensions" in a "set" command as opposed to in the payload with the event being sent (https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/app-web/persistent-values). Since this differs from how our tag template currently works for GTAG.js, it will need to be modified. I suggest submitting a support ticket, as this type of request will require some expertise with the tag template and how everything is being sent to Google.   ... View more

Unless you've modified anything, you should be able to just map a variable to send the event when the correct value is populated. For example, let's say I want to send "event125" when the "event_name" variable equals "cart_view". I would add a mapping to the Adobe tag to send "event125" when "event_name" equals "cart_view". The mapping would look like this when complete: "cart_view:event125".  Once you have the mapping set up, you would ensure that your link event contains the variable with the correct value: utag.link({"event_name":"cart_view"}); When this event sends, the mapping will then trigger the event and it will be added to sc_events.  ... View more

Hi Priya, If you know that the data is available in the "b" object, you can reference it using b.variable_name. You can add this reference anywhere in the tag template that you need the variable's value.  Thanks, Jen ... View more

Hi Erik, The consent manager has the ability for the user to customize the CSS that is being used for both the explicit consent prompt as well as the preferences prompt. You can add media queries to the CSS to account for mobile and other screen sizes.  When you open up the consent manager, the second tab allows for the CSS customization. I recommend saving a back up of the original code, just in case you need to revert back.  More information can be found in the documentation here: https://community.tealiumiq.com/t5/iQ-Tag-Management/Explicit-Consent-Prompt-Manager/ta-p/22714?advanced=false&collapse_discussion=true&q=consent%20manager&search_type=thread#toc-hId-177760115 Thanks, Jen ... View more