So I've found a few similar questions, but often either outdated, not exactly what I'm searching for or they don't use Google Tag Manager but write their tags in the <head>.
----------- Current situation -----------
We use Google Tag Manager to inject tags such as Google Analytics on our website. We use multiple tags depending on what needs to happen; such as:
- tracking pages
- tracking specific clicks
- tracking log in or registration events
All the data goes perfectly to Google Analytics
----------- The problem -----------
However, we also receive data from other environments such as localhost:3000 or https://dev.ourdomain.com, which can result in inaccurate data.
----------- What we want -----------
Is a way to separate that data. By either:
- Separating Google Analytics in data from production (domain A) and data from development (other domains)
- Separate the data before it reaches Google Analytics (like my suggestion below)
- Or maybe other suggestions
Between point 1 and 2, I'm more of a fan of the first way, as this would separate existing data into production and development data.
----------- Suggested solution -----------
I've been thinking about using a new property and then, using Google Tag Manager, I would return Google Analytics Settings depending on the current domain. Production would return UA-code-1 and development UA-code-2. The only issue however, is that every Google Analytics tag in GTM must be duplicated. With one containing the Google Analytics Settings for production, the other for development.
I was hoping there was a better way to tackle this, any suggestions?
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