Visual mapping of everything loading on your site
A spreadsheet of cookies and network requests is hard to digest. Tagmaps draws your site as a map, showing you everything that loads, and how it got there.
One page, every tag it loads
How a new 3rd-party was loaded on your site is hard to diagnose in text
A scan of your site produces thousands of rows of data, but a huge amount of value can easily get buried. Without deduplication, cross-referencing and analysis, pinpointing and fixing your issues becomes time consuming.
Tagmaps plots every single request, cookie, tag, and more on a filterable, configurable map to rapidly display how that new 3rd-party tag got there, and how to fix it.
How the map is built
Run a scan
Tagmaps records every cookie, request, tracker, and tag it finds on each page of your site.
The map gets plotted
Every time a scan is run, Tagmaps automatically plots the results on the map with no additional work from you.
Explore and filter
Filter by domain, request type, cookie, and vendor. Choose how deep down the request tree you want to look.
Dive into the details
Select a node on the map to see it's initiator chain, request information, query parameters, and more.
What you can see on the initiator map
The initiator map provides a human-readable representation of everything Tagmaps found in the scan.
- Which pages or sections of the site load a tracker and which pages do not
- The initiator chain, or loading chain, shows exactly how each cookie and tag got there
- Third parties that load other third parties onto your pages, known as piggybacking
- Requests filtered by type and domain
Initiator map FAQs
What does the map actually show?
Every object found during a scan becomes a node on the map. Lines connect each node to whatever it was that loaded it, such as a script. You can filter all of the different request types, and search for specific results.
How does this correspond to the tables of tags, cookies, and network requests?
The initiator map is a visual representation of that same data. Rather than separating out these different types of scan results, they're all plotted together to show the relationships between them.
How long does the map take to build?
The map is built as the scan results are processed, so as soon as you get the notification that a scan is completed, the map is ready.