- Server container setup
- Client configuration
- Tag template installation
- Testing server-side events
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Debugging common issues
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Download the Template
2Import the Template
Follow the steps below:Importing the Template and creating the Tag
Step by step guide
Importing the Template- Open the Templates menu.
- Under Tag Templates, click New.
- In the top right corner, click the three dots, then on Import.
- Select the downloaded file and click Open.
- Save the template.
- Open the Tags menu.
- Add a new OneView Backend Source tag.
- Enter your API Key. You can find it in your dashboard under Settings > API Key.
- Click Triggering and use the appropriate trigger.
- Save the tag and Publish the container.
3Verify the implementation
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Consent
Check each method’s documentation to see how to handle consentIntroduction
Backend Events are used to send events from your server. You can use whichever method is most convenient for you.Authenticating Requests
First you need to generate an API Key from Settings > API Key, then how you use it depends on the method you choose to send events:API Key usage | |
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Server-side Tag Manager® | Use the appropriate field in the Tag |
Measurement Protocol | Use the api_secret query string parameter |
Idempotent Requests
The API supports idempotency for safely retrying requests without accidentally performing the same operation twice. If the request fails, you can retry it with the same key to ensure that the operation is not performed twice.Idempotency Key usage | |
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Server-side Tag Manager® | Use the appropriate field in the Tag |
Measurement Protocol | Use the Idempotency-Key header |