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By connecting a Google Tag Manager container I.D., you will be able to track and analyze client interactions and appointment behavior. This article includes the steps to follow toward connecting your Google Tag Manager to your Carepatron workspace, as well as some steps on how to effectively create tags within Google Tag Manager to ensure proper results.

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<a href="#h_319709f9b9">Adding GTM to your workspace</a>

<a href="#h_f3ef5ff340">Creating Tags in GTM</a>

<a href="#h_f33ba56559">Tracking referral sources</a>

- <a href="#h_319709f9b9">Adding GTM to your workspace</a>
- <a href="#h_f3ef5ff340">Creating Tags in GTM</a>
- <a href="#h_f33ba56559">Tracking referral sources</a>

Go to Settings &gt; Scheduling &gt; Online Booking

Scroll down to Analytics integration and click Edit

Add your Google Tag Manager container ID where prompted, and click Save when done

1. Go to Settings &gt; Scheduling &gt; Online Booking
 
 
 
2. Scroll down to Analytics integration and click Edit
 
 
3. Add your Google Tag Manager container ID where prompted, and click Save when done

Go to Google Tag Manager and select New Tag

Name your tag and click Tag Configuration

Assign a name to the variable as needed, and input your Measurement ID in the "Tag ID" field. You can easily copy the Measurement ID from Google Analytics. Leave the remaining parameters at their default settings.

1. Go to Google Tag Manager and select New Tag
2. Name your tag and click Tag Configuration
3. Assign a name to the variable as needed, and input your Measurement ID in the "Tag ID" field. You can easily copy the Measurement ID from Google Analytics. Leave the remaining parameters at their default settings.
4. Click Save when done

To track referral sources, cross-domain tracking must be properly set up.

Here are some suggestions to assist: In the ‘Configuration settings’ section, consider adding additional parameters to support cross-domain tracking:

"cookie_flags" set to "samesite=none;secure"

In 2020, Chrome updated how cookies are shared across sites as part of ongoing security and privacy enhancements. More context can be found here: <a href="https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2020/01/get-ready-for-new-samesitenone-secure" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2020/01/get-ready-for-new-samesitenone-secure</a>

This allows domains to pass the Client ID, where the tracking data is stored.

This is a default setting added by Google to send page views. Leave set to "True".

- "cookie_flags" set to "samesite=none;secure"
 In 2020, Chrome updated how cookies are shared across sites as part of ongoing security and privacy enhancements. More context can be found here: <a href="https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2020/01/get-ready-for-new-samesitenone-secure" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2020/01/get-ready-for-new-samesitenone-secure</a>
- "allowLinker" set to "true"
 This allows domains to pass the Client ID, where the tracking data is stored.
- "send_page_view" set to "true"
 This is a default setting added by Google to send page views. Leave set to "True".

id	tag	deets
html	Custom HTML	could execute scripts that can extract and send user data
adm	Adometry	could inadvertently send PII or PHI to advertising platforms
ga	Google Analytics Tag (legacy)	lacks built-in privacy feats like IP anon by default & prone to misconfiguration
gcs	Google Consumer Surveys Website Satisfaction

Adding GTM to your Workspace

Creating Tags in GTM

Tracking Referral Sources

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