Tracking Guides
Learn more about tracking setups with solution centric articles and examples to get the most out of your server-side tracking.
17 guides · Updated Sep 8, 2026- Cross-Domain Tracking
You can track multiple websites in one Tracking container with simple implementation.
Updated Apr 14, 2026 - Event Tracking Guide
After adding the Tracklution Main script to your website, you can start tracking events.
Updated May 28, 2026 - Event Parameters
You can add extra parameters to your events if you want to send (eCommerce) data to Tracklution when events are tracked on your website.
Updated Apr 14, 2026 - Change Event Mappings
In the Settings tab of your tracking container, the Standard and Custom Events table gives you a full overview of all current event mapping…
Updated Apr 14, 2026 - Double Server for the Same Website
If you want to set up two data-servers for your website for whatever reason, different configurations, multiple ad-accounts, opposite conse…
Updated Apr 21, 2026 - Safari click ID removal recovery
There’s been a lot of discussion about Safari removing ad click identifiers such as Google’s GCLID, Facebook’s FBCLID, Microsoft’s MSCLKID,…
Updated Sep 8, 2026 - Google Tag Manager – Triggers and Variables
Using the Tracklution Template in Google Tag Manager, each event has its own tag, and each tag need at least one trigger.
Updated Apr 16, 2026 - Google Tag Manager – Individual and Custom events
To add your own individual or custom Tracklution events in Google Tag Manager, start by installing the Tracklution template for Google Tag…
Updated Apr 16, 2026 - Advanced Deduplication: Event ID
You can now prevent duplicate events by using the event ID parameter.
Updated Apr 14, 2026 - Advanced eCommerce Product ID Linking
When you collect product information in your events to send to your analytics or ad platforms, Tracklution automatically picks which produc…
Updated Apr 14, 2026 - Block Unwanted Events
When you want to exclude website traffic from being tracked in your server-side container, (e.g.
Updated Apr 14, 2026 - Content Security Policy (CSP)
After DNS is configured for tralut.website.com then the content security policy (CSP) headers file needs the https://tralut.website.com URL…
Updated Apr 14, 2026 - Create / Transform Events Server-Side
Event Creation Rules let you automatically create or transform tracking events based on data arriving in Tracklution without changing your…
Updated Apr 14, 2026 - New vs Returning Customer
Tracklution tracks whether a converting visitor is a new or returning customer and makes this data available across your tracking setup.
Updated Jun 4, 2026 - AI & Tracklution MCP
Tracklution's MCP integration lets you connect AI assistants that supports MCP directly to your Tracklution account.
Updated May 28, 2026 - Block Bot Traffic with Event Block Rules
You can now use Event Block Rules to automatically block likely bot traffic from being tracked in your Tracklution container.
Updated May 27, 2026
