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Stape
Contributor III
StapeContributor III
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Track user "Active on Site" event from server side

@Brian Turcotte Thanks for the help

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Stape
Contributor III
8 months ago
Stape
Contributor III
StapeContributor III
asked in Developer Group

Track user "Active on Site" event from server side

Awesome. That’s what I need. Thanks for the answer. Now server-side tag will be almost the same as for the web.I already checked, but for double confirmation is this true:_kx === $exchange_id 

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cbarley
Klaviyo Employee
2 years ago
Stape
Contributor III
StapeContributor III
asked in Developer Group

Track user "Active on Site" event from server side

@Vineet Mehenwal Do you find any solution to use klaviyo keys _ke /_kx for identification of user? @cbarley May be some updates on this. This will helps a lot.

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cbarley
Klaviyo Employee
2 years ago
Stape
Contributor III
StapeContributor III
asked in Developer Group

Track user "Active on Site" event from server side

@gtm-server not sure how, but I’m just seeing this now! Looks awesome. I downloaded the template to my GTM environment and will test it out. Awesome to see this work going on. Nicely done :)  @cbarley  Do you have any questions or suggestions? I will appreciate any feedback.

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cbarley
Klaviyo Employee
2 years ago
Stape
Contributor III
StapeContributor III
asked in Developer Group

Track user "Active on Site" event from server side

Klaviyo tag for GTM Server Side now available in Template Gallery. https://tagmanager.google.com/gallery/#/owners/gtm-server/templates/klaviyo-tag And here is a guide for how to use it https://gtm-server.com/integrate-klaviyo-with-your-website-using-google-tag-manager-server-container/  Thanks for support and great service.

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cbarley
Klaviyo Employee
2 years ago
Stape
Contributor III
StapeContributor III
asked in Developer Group

Track user "Active on Site" event from server side

Thank you for such a fast response. This helps me a lot. Now I get "Active on Site" for users correctly.Example of what I exactly send to the Klaviyo: {  "token": "xxxYYY",  "event": "__activity__",  "customer_properties": {    "$email": "example@gmail.com",    "$last_referrer": {      "ts": 1617187952,      "value": "",      "first_page": "https://google.com/"    }  },  "properties": {    "$is_session_activity": true,    "$use_ip": true,    "page": "https://demo.example.com/"  },  "time": 1617187952} I don't have the ability to determine "browser" and "os" on the GTM Server Side, for now, so I don't send them.Also, I added the "X-Forwarded-For" header to this request and send the user IP there.All works great, but I still have one small question) What do you think is this good idea to send page referer into "customer_properties.last_referrer"? Is this field for page refer or more like for user start page?

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cbarley
Klaviyo Employee
2 years ago

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