Google Tag Manager Integration | FlowAppz

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First, go to the Scripts menu.

Then, select Google Tag Manager to open the Google Tag Manager tab and use Google Tag Manager.

Then, enter your Google Tag Manager ID and click Save Changes to save the configuration.

Then, download the FlowAppz Cookie Consent Template from the link below.

Then, go to your Google Tag Manager account and navigate to the Templates tab.

Then, click on New.

Then, click on the three-dot menu and select 'Import' to import the previously downloaded FlowAppz Cookie Consent GTM Template.

Then, agree to the Community Template Gallery Terms of Service by checking the box and press 'Save' to save the template.

Now, you should see the FlowAppz Cookie Consent GTM Template in the tag templates list.

Then, navigate to the Tags tab and click on 'New'.

Then, name the new tag 'Consent Mode Init'.

Then, click on the Tag Configuration section.

Then, choose the FlowAppz Cookie Consent GTM Template.

Then, click on the Triggering section.

Then, select 'Consent Initialization - All Pages'.

Then, click 'Save'

Then, navigate to the Triggers tab and click 'New'.

Name the first trigger "Essential Cookies".

Then, click on Trigger Configuration.

Then, select Custom Event.

Then, set the Event Name to essential-activated.

Then, select Some Custom Events.

Then, select Event, set the condition to equals, and enter essential-activated, as shown in the image.

Then, click Save to save the trigger configuration.

Then, you will see Essential Cookies added to the triggers list.

Similarly, create a trigger for Marketing Cookies by clicking New.

Then, name the trigger Marketing Cookies and click on Trigger Configuration.

Then, select Custom Event.

Then, set the Event Name to marketing-activated, select Some Custom Events, configure the condition as Event equals marketing-activated, and click Save to save the configuration.

Then, name the new trigger Personalization Cookies and click on Trigger Configuration.

Then, select Custom Event.

Then, set the Event Name to personalization-activated, select Some Custom Events, configure the condition as Event equals personalization-activated, and click Save to save the configuration.

Then, create a new trigger named Analytics Cookies and click on Trigger Configuration.

Then, select Custom Event.

Then, set the Event Name to analytics-activated, select Some Custom Events, configure the condition as Event equals analytics-activated, and click Save to save the configuration.

Then, you will see four triggers—Analytics Cookies, Essential Cookies, Marketing Cookies, and Personalization Cookies—added to the triggers list.

Now, for example, we will add Analytics trigger to Google Analytics for triggering the script. First, navigate to the Tags tab and click on your Google Analytics tag.

Then, remove All Pages from the triggering.

Then, click on Triggering again.

Then, select Analytics Cookies.

Then, click Save to save the configuration. Now, the Google Analytics script will be triggered only if users give permission for Analytics consent.