From install to trustworthy data, step by step.
You connect your store and approve the changes. CookieTrack runs the servers, prepares GTM and checks every event and order from then on.
Two doors for every sale, one place to check them.
Visitors' actions come from the browser, real orders come from your store's server. CookieTrack sends the first to GA4 through your own domain and compares it with the second.
1. The browser door
The pixel captures page views, products, cart, checkout and purchase, and sends them to GTM. From there they go to your server container, on your domain, and on to GA4.
2. The server door
Shopify webhooks or the WooCommerce plugin report every order created, paid, updated, cancelled or refunded — the sales that really happened.
3. The check
A copy of each event, without personal data, feeds Data Quality, reconciliation, the Health Score and alerts. That's how CookieTrack knows when something is missing.
Seven steps. Most of them are ours.
The wizard in CookieTrack shows each step with its real status, so you always know what is done, what is waiting and why.
- You
Create your account and add a store
Pick Shopify or WooCommerce and give the store a name and domain. CookieTrack creates an isolated space for it, with its own keys.
- You
Connect the store
Shopify: install the CookieTrack app. WooCommerce: install the plugin and paste the connection key. Orders start syncing through webhooks.
- You
Connect Google
Sign in with Google and pick your GTM container and GA4 property. CookieTrack only asks for the permissions it needs — never permission to publish.
- CookieTrack
Server-side goes live
CookieTrack starts an official Google tagging server for you, with HTTPS, on a ready-made CookieTrack domain or on your own subdomain with a single CNAME record.
- You
Review and publish GTM
CookieTrack prepares tags, triggers and variables in your Default Workspace. You read the diff, test in Preview mode and publish.
- You
Turn on the pixel
Shopify: paste the generated Custom Pixel in Customer events. WooCommerce: the plugin already handles the dataLayer and Consent Mode.
- CookieTrack
We keep checking
Events, Data Quality, reconciliation, Health Score and alerts start filling in. When something needs attention, CookieTrack tells you what and why.
You keep the decisions. We keep the servers.
You
- Connect the store and your Google account
- Review and publish every change in GTM
- Optionally, add one DNS record for your own subdomain
- Act on the alerts that matter
CookieTrack
- Run the GTM Server-Side container, HTTPS and certificates
- Prepare tags, triggers and variables from a tested blueprint
- Monitor uptime, latency and errors around the clock
- Check data quality and reconcile orders every few hours
CookieTrack never publishes anything in your GTM.
Every change lands in your Default Workspace as a draft you can read line by line. Publishing is always a human decision — yours or your specialist's.
- Google permissions to read and edit — never to publish
- Tags that aren't ours are left exactly as they are
- Revoke Google access at any time
Ready to see your store's Health Score?
Create your account, connect your store and see your first Health Score. You stay in control of every change in GTM.
