What you can do with Google Tag Manager
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Google Tag Manager
Google Tag Manager is a tag management system that lets teams deploy and update measurement codes and related code fragments — collectively known as tags — on a website, mobile app, or server-side container without editing site code on every change. The Tag Manager API v2 exposes that configuration programmatically: accounts, containers, workspaces, tags, triggers, variables, container versions, a
12 multi-step recipesRecipes: multi-step jobs
Audit Container VersionsList container version headers and get the newest version in detail.Bootstrap a Live Container
Create a container and workspace, then version and publish a baseline.Build a Variable-Backed Tag
Create a workspace, a variable, and a tag that consumes the variable.Build and Publish a Tag End to End
Author a trigger and tag in a fresh workspace, then version and publish.Grant a User Permission
List account permissions, then create a user permission when none exist.Inspect the Live Container Version
Get the live container version and then its full definition.List and Get a Workspace
List container workspaces and get the first one when present.Provision a Tagged Container
Create a container, a workspace, and a first tag in one pass.Safely Update a Tag
Read a tag's fingerprint, then update the tag guarded by that fingerprint.Sync and Version a Workspace
Status, sync, then version a workspace when the sync is clean.Version and Publish a Workspace
Create a container version from a workspace and publish it if it compiles.Wire a Trigger-Fired Tag
Create a workspace, a trigger, and a tag that fires on that trigger.