Deploy Workspaces
Download Workspace Configurations
Download the Full Server-Side Workspace Configurations (22/09/2026) to import into your GTM workspace.
Version Compatibility
These files are strictly compatible only with module versions 3.4, 4.4, or higher. Do not attempt to use them on older module versions, as doing so will break your configuration.
Extracting the Files
Unzip the downloaded ZIP file to extract the specific JSON files required for the Google Tag Manager import process.
Import Workspaces
The downloaded ZIP file organizes the configurations by container type, while the server-side folder splits them by tracking platform. To ensure optimal performance and avoid unnecessary tracking scripts, only import the workspaces for the specific platforms your business requires.
Web Container
The Web Container manages and deploys tracking tags directly on your website. It collects frontend user interactions and routes this data seamlessly to your server-side container for secure processing.
The unzipped package contains a folder named Client, which holds the workspace configuration file for your web container. Import this JSON file to configure all required tags, triggers, and variables automatically.
- Open your GTM Web Container and click Admin in the top navigation bar.
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Click Import Container.

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Click Choose container file and select the JSON file located inside the Client folder.
- Select your target Workspace (choose an existing workspace or create a temporary one).
- Select Overwrite to remove outdated tags and establish a clean, conflict-free environment.
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Click Confirm to load the pre-configured module assets.

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Click Submit in the top-right corner of your GTM dashboard, then click Publish to deploy all imported tags and configurations to your live production website.

Server Container
The Server Container runs on your cloud infrastructure provider (such as Stape, Taggrs, or Google Cloud). It processes the tracking data received from the website's Web Container and securely routes it to your final marketing or analytics endpoints (e.g., GA4, Google Ads, Meta CAPI).
Import GTM Client
The unzipped package contains a folder named Server. Inside this folder, locate the essential base configuration file named gtm_server_script_provider. This file installs the custom GTM client required to serve tracking scripts directly through your custom server domain.
- Open your GTM Server Container and click Admin in the top navigation bar.
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Click Import Container.

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Click Choose container file and select the
gtm_server_script_provider_...JSON file from the Server folder. - Select your target Workspace.
- Select Overwrite to establish a clean, standardized base infrastructure for your custom script distribution.
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Click Confirm.

Import Required Platforms
The server-side configurations are modularly split by tracking network. To maintain peak container execution speeds and clean workspaces, only import the specific platform files your business uses.
Critical: Use Merge for Platforms
When importing additional platform files into an existing server workspace, you must select Merge. Selecting Overwrite will completely erase the GTM Client and any previously imported marketing platforms.
Multi-Platform Deployment
Repeat the entire configuration sequence below (Steps 1 to 7) for each separate tracking network (e.g., GA4, Facebook, Google Ads) you want to activate on your server container.
- Navigate back to Admin
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Click Import Container

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Click Choose container file and select the specific tracking platform JSON file (e.g., GA4, Meta, Google Ads).
- Select your active target Workspace.
- Select Merge to safely combine the new platform assets with your existing configuration.
- Select Overwrite conflicting tags, triggers and variables to ensure the module's latest parameters take precedence.
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Click Confirm.

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Click Submit in the top-right corner of your dashboard, then click Publish to deploy your server-side workspace modifications to production.
