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GOOGLE TAG MANAGER
Install ImagenTra with Google Tag Manager
If Google Tag Manager is already installed on your website, you can deploy ImagenTra directly from GTM without editing your website theme, CMS or source code.
01
Create a tag
Create a new tag in the GTM container already installed on your website.
02
Choose Custom HTML
Use Google's Custom HTML tag type for the ImagenTra widget.
03
Trigger on All Pages
Configure the tag to fire wherever ImagenTra should be available.
04
Preview & publish
Test the widget with Tag Assistant, then publish your GTM container.
BEFORE YOU START
Google Tag Manager must already be installed
This method assumes that a Google Tag Manager web container is already installed and working on your website.
If GTM is not installed yet, use the ImagenTra installation method for your website platform, or install Google Tag Manager first.
STEP 1
Create a new GTM tag
Sign in to Google Tag Manager and open the web container used by your website.
Workspace
Tags
New
Give the new tag a clear name:
ImagenTra Widget
WHY GTM?
No website code changes
Once the GTM container is present on your site, additional scripts can be managed through the Tag Manager interface.
This makes GTM a useful universal installation option for ImagenTra.
STEP 2
Choose Custom HTML
Click Tag Configuration and select:
Custom HTML
Google provides the Custom HTML tag specifically for third-party HTML and JavaScript that doesn't have a dedicated GTM tag type.
Paste your complete ImagenTra widget into the HTML field:
<script src="https://widget.imagentra.com/widget/widget_v27.js?key=MERCHANT_PUBLIC_KEY&stkey=STORE_PUBLIC_KEY"></script>Your real ImagenTra widget already contains the correct merchant and store public keys.
IMPORTANT
Keep the script tags
Google requires JavaScript entered in a Custom HTML tag to be wrapped in <script>...</script>.
ImagenTra's generated widget already has the correct structure, so paste it exactly as provided.
STEP 3
Add the All Pages trigger
At the bottom of the tag configuration, click Triggering.
Select:
All Pages
GTM triggers decide when a tag fires, and every tag needs at least one trigger. An All Pages page-view trigger fires the tag as pages are loaded.
Save the tag when finished.
DEFAULT SETTING
Start with All Pages
For the normal ImagenTra installation, All Pages is the simplest and safest default.
More advanced GTM users can later restrict the widget with custom triggers if ImagenTra should only appear on specific parts of the site.
For example, GTM could load ImagenTra only
on product pages if your implementation
specifically requires that.
RECOMMENDED CONFIGURATION
Your ImagenTra GTM tag should look like this
Tag name: ImagenTra Widget
Tag type: Custom HTML
Trigger: All Pages
STEP 4
Test with GTM Preview
Before publishing, use Google Tag Manager's built-in Preview mode.
Click:
Preview
Enter your website URL and click Connect.
Google opens the website together with Tag Assistant so you can check whether the ImagenTra Widget tag fired successfully.
Tag Assistant connected
ImagenTra Widget fired
Widget visible on website
TEST FIRST
Preview doesn't affect normal visitors
GTM Preview allows you to test the current workspace configuration before publishing it.
This is the best time to confirm that ImagenTra loads properly on the domain associated with your package.
STEP 5
Publish the GTM container
Once the Preview test is successful, return to the GTM Workspace and click:
Submit
Select:
Publish and Create Version
Give the version a useful name such as:
Added ImagenTra Widget
Click Publish.
Google records a version whenever the container is published, allowing you to return to an earlier configuration if necessary.
IMPORTANT
Saving isn't publishing
A saved GTM tag remains only in the current workspace until the container is published.
ImagenTra won't become active for normal visitors until you publish the new container version.
DOMAIN VERIFICATION
Verify the domain through GTM
ImagenTra domain verification isn't required to use your purchased package. It is only required when you want access to the domain's protected statistics and analytics.
GTM also gives you a convenient way to run the temporary ImagenTra verification widget.
01
Copy the verification widget
Get the temporary ImagenTra verification widget generated for your domain.
02
Edit the ImagenTra GTM tag
Open the ImagenTra Widget Custom HTML tag.
03
Temporarily replace the script
Replace the standard widget with the temporary verification widget.
04
Preview or publish it
Make sure the verification widget is actually loading on the domain. For a normal verification flow, publish the temporary change.
05
Verify the domain
Load the verification widget from the same device where you requested the verification.
06
Restore the normal widget
Restore your normal ImagenTra script in GTM and publish the container again.
UNIVERSAL VERIFICATION
GTM avoids server-file access
The temporary widget method works without FTP, hosting-panel or .well-known directory access.
This can be especially useful on hosted website builders where direct server access isn't available.
Once verification succeeds, restore the normal
GTM tag and use the protected ImagenTra statistics.
COOKIE / CONSENT MANAGEMENT
Respect your website's consent configuration
If your GTM container is connected to a Consent Management Platform or uses consent-aware triggers, make sure the ImagenTra tag is configured according to the actual function of the widget and your site's privacy policy.
Don't automatically copy the trigger settings used for advertising or analytics tags unless they are appropriate for ImagenTra.
READY
ImagenTra is now managed through Google Tag Manager
Once the published GTM container loads the ImagenTra Custom HTML tag on the domain associated with your package, you can use your available generations without modifying the website source directly.