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This documentation explains how to configure and deploy the Eulerian Marketing Platform template on your GTM Server-Side container using your Stape account.


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1️⃣ Prerequisites

  • Check Mark Button A Google Tag Manager Server-Side (GTM SS) account already configured
  • Check Mark Button An active Stape account ( https://stape.io ) where the sGTM container exists and is available
  • Check Mark Button Administrator access to GTM and Stape
  • Check Mark Button Your Eulerian Marketing Platform data collection domain is provided upon creation of your account



2️⃣ Importing the Eulerian template

    Go to your sGTM container
    In the template library, search for Eulerian Marketing Platform
    Import it into your container
    Click on Add to Workspace
    Verify that the template appears in your list of GTM Server-Side templates




3️⃣ Tag configuration

    In your sGTM container, go to the Tag section and create a new tag
    Select the Eulerian Marketing Platform template
    Configure the required settings:
  • targetHost : the data collection domain for your site (e.g., sdf76df.eulerian.io )


4️⃣ Configuring triggers

To ensure that the data is correctly sent to Eulerian, configure your triggers in GTM SS:

Small Blue Diamond Global trigger

  • Use the All Events trigger to send all hits to the Eulerian server.
  • Client is GA4

Small Blue Diamond Specific triggers (optional)

  • Transaction / Purchase : event = purchase
  • Custom interactions : add more triggers to track events like add_to_cart , login , etc.



5️⃣ Publication & Testing


    Use Preview Mode to verify that events are being sent correctly to Eulerian.
    Test each trigger in Preview Mode before publishing.
    Publish the changes to your sGTM container

For more information on the  GTM Server Side 


Check Mark Button Best practices

  • Verify that your GTM SS server is correctly connected to your custom domain (Stape makes domain and SSL configuration easy)
  • Use a staging environment before pushing to production