Match against a structured database
Tagmaps matches scan results against a huge database of products to tell you who provides it, where they're based, and the product's use-case.
Tag & Technology Inventory
Identify every tag, technology, and vendor on your sites
Tagmaps automatically builds an inventory of scan results you can trace, filter, compare, and export.
- Inventory
- Tags · Vendors · Cookies
- Evidence
- Initiator chains
- Output
- Maps · Tables
Initiator chain
checkout page load
0
northledger.com/checkout
First party
1
Google Tag Manager
Approved
2
Meta Pixel
Marketing
3 Review
DoubleClick
Piggybacked
31
Technologies
18
Third parties
3
Unapproved
Translate browser data to intelligence about the products on your sites
Raw browser requests tell you something loaded. Tagmaps tells you what it is, who provides it, and how it loaded on your site.
Trace how each item loaded
Tagmaps tracks how every resource loads on your website, plotting a map to show exactly how each item got there.
Surface piggybacked third parties
See when a 3rd-party technology loads another technology, highlighting what your team loads through your tag manager, versus what a partner is responsible for.
How it works
From browser request to decision making
Scans collect raw data and evidence of what's loading on your sites. Tagmaps enriches it to show you its significance
- 01
Run the scan
Tagmaps runs scans on schedules or ad-hoc to crawl your sites and find everything that loads.
- 02
Enrich the data
Tagmaps matches against a known database of products, and researches with AI if any are brand new.
- 03
Present and map
Data is presented in tables, dashboards, and on an interactive map that let's you slice and dice as you need, then export it too.
A central repository with proof
Use the inventory for routine tag governance, vendor reviews, piggyback investigations, consent checks, and audit preparation.
01
Cookies and local storage
Cookies, local storage, and session storage.
02
Network requests and initiator data
Domains, request types, HTTP status, size, initiator chains.
03
Interactive visual mapping
Explore the loading hierarchy as a map, change its depth, and filter it by domain, request type, cookie, or vendor.
04
Technology and vendor attribution
Replace obscure technical identifiers with a digestible list of the companies and products loading on your sites.