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Sixteen short pages cover the whole product, grouped the way you use it: start here, build your rules, build and manage links, run your team, and connect your tools.
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The whole product on one interactive diagram: configure the rules once, build inside them, reuse everything you generate.
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What Trakr does, the setup flow from template to generated URL, and where your links are stored.
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Building blocks, separators, the seven field types, per-field Required, and the live preview that shows the URL you will get.
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The five configuration-wide controls: separators, URL Output, the Landing Page URL requirement, and the Empty Field Placeholder.
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How channel definitions map to GA4, standard vs custom channels, sources and mediums, and classification rules.
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The channel-linked field: where brand and non-brand values come from, who sets them, and where they land in your URL.
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Your own URL parameters beyond the UTMs, and reference fields that mirror a value automatically, entered once.
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One brief, one URL per channel row: duplicating rows for variants, per-row overrides, the row preview, and batches.
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Filtering and exporting your generated URLs, batch handling, the 7-day Recently deleted trash, and reusing past campaigns.
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One ID in the URL, everything else in Trakr: the Auto ID field, the Lean URL profile, and the server-side GTM lookup that fills GA4.
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Saving and switching setups, sharing with your team, the company default, Clone to Edit, and Reconfigure Setup.
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Profile and passwords with Google or Microsoft sign-in, Free vs Pro, seats, and team roles.
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One account for many clients or countries: isolated workspaces, the switcher, per-client configurations, scoped API keys, and workspace billing.
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Query and create links from server-side GTM or your warehouse: API keys, endpoints, the field_values breakdown, and the campaign ID lookup pattern.
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Manage your account from a conversation: workspaces, per-client configurations, and validated link generation through the Trakr MCP server.
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Push every record change to your own systems: registering an endpoint, the signed JSON payload, verifying the signature, retries, and the delivery log.
Looking for GA4 background reading instead? See the guides.