> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.flowappz.com/home/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.flowappz.com/home/cookie-consent/getting-started/scripts/google-tag-manager-integration.md).
# Google Tag Manager Integration
* 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, go to your **Google Tag Manager** account and navigate to the **Templates** tab.
* Then, click on **Search Gallery** under **Tag Templates**.
* Then, search for **FlowAppz** in the search bar and select **FlowAppz Cookie Consent GTM Template** from the results.
* Then, click **Add to Workspace**.
* Then, click **Add** to include it in your Google Tag Manager workspace.
* 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.