Tag Library Batch Update
We have added new definitions into the Tag Inspector library to identify the following third-party pixels:
• Google Calendar
• Goodays
• Microsoft Advertising Universal Event Tracking
Tag information was also updated for Evergage to reflect its rebrand, following acquisition by Salesforce. In Tag Inspector, the platform is now named as ‘Salesforce Marketing Cloud (formerly Evergage)’
Consent Check: Canada and Japan
We are now able to perform a check to identify OneTrust consent categories as would appear for users in the regions of Canada and Japan
Infrastructure Expansion: Canada Region
We have implemented backend system upgrades to significantly enhance the stability and performance of querying data processing parameters in Tag Inspector. These improvements enable more efficient and reliable reporting on these in the platform.
System Enhancements
We have implemented backend system upgrades to significantly enhance the stability and performance of querying data processing parameters in Tag Inspector. These improvements enable more efficient and reliable reporting on these in the platform.
Infrastructure Expansion: Japan Region
We have added support to scan from a new region – Japan. This infrastructure expansion augments scalability, thereby enabling customers to emulate their website behavior within the geographical area of Asia-Pacific.
Improved Page View Ordering in Scan Results
The homepage (‘/’) is now surfaced as the default top page in the Page Details view of scan results. Previously, there were instances where URL paths appeared in a random order in this view. This update ensures that the key point of a site—the homepage—is consistently listed first for better visibility and navigation.
CMP Categorical Consent Support
Revamped how OneTrust Categorical Consent work by supporting Group Consent and updating the Categories based on current website’s implementation.
Tag Library Batch Update
We have updated our library with improvements to 899 tag categories, subcategories, and descriptions. Data normalization was also implemented to ensure greater consistency across all tag information.
Tag Library Batch Update
We have made significant updates to the library, refining a total of 1,557 tag categories, subcategories, and descriptions. This improvement enhances the accuracy and consistency of classifications across all platforms.
New tag definitions were also added to the library to capture Google Ad Traffic Quality and TikTok API hits.
Rescanning Governance Sites
When rescanning Governance sites, scans are now saved under the respective suborg(s) to which the site was added, rather than the suborg from which it was rescanned.
Improved Cookie Summary
To prevent timeouts caused by large data sets loading on the Cookie Summary page, only a sample of the data will be displayed. The full list of cookies will still be available for Export.
Bug Fixes for Tag Hierarchy
We’ve resolved an issue where tag hierarchies were not being saved during scans, potentially due to insufficient device space. This fix ensures that temporary files are automatically cleared after each scan, preventing them from accumulating and thus freeing up device space, so it no longer interferes with saving tag hierarchies.
Backend Server was Upgraded for Tag Inspector Scanner and Crawler
We’ve made significant improvements to the underlying technologies supporting Tag Inspector’s scanner and crawler functionalities. These updates enhance both performance and stability, allowing for faster processing times and more accurate results. The improvements also ensure that these components run more efficiently, offering a smoother user experience and more reliable data collection.
Quora Hits Tag Definition Added to Library
A new tag definition was added into the Tag Inspector library to capture Quora hits. This update allows users to monitor Quora-related data within their website.
Bug Fixes for New User Invite
We’ve resolved a bug that prevented new users from being added to Tag Inspector organizations. Users can now be successfully invited without an issue.
Improved Suborg Selection in Account Settings
When adding users to suborgs in the account settings, the list of available suborgs is now limited to display groups that are within the currently selected organization. Previously, the dropdown included all suborgs you were a member of, which made it difficult to assign users for a specific organization. This update streamlines the user management process.
Bug Fixes for Tag Policy Violation Count
We’ve fixed a bug where the numbers displayed in the “Sites Violating” column in the Policy Violations section did not match the actual count. The displayed count is now accurate.
Bug Fix on PII Data Processor
We’ve resolved an issue where the PII exclusion rule was not functioning correctly, causing hits to still be reported from a specific parameter. The rule now works as intended, ensuring that relevant hits are excluded.
