Add GA4, Tag Manager or Meta Pixel to your page

Your TapTime page — menu and booking — can carry your own analytics and pixels, so the visits show up in the same reports as your website. Order and payment pages do not load tags.

Panel Website & Design Analytics & tracking

Booking events on the page

When a guest books, the page sends booking_confirmed (or booking_requested, when you confirm bookings by hand) to the isolated Tag Manager dataLayer with the booking’s type, value and event id, and fires your Meta Pixel and GA4 tag.

Custom script

The owner can add a custom script for analytics tools that are not in the list — Plausible, Matomo, Yandex Metrica, LinkedIn or Pinterest tags, for example. Paste JavaScript or the vendor’s whole <script> snippet. It runs in its own hidden sandbox and can read only TapTime’s preset events — about fifty of them, from where the guest came from and every screen they open to categories, dishes, the cart, orders, table bookings and appointments. Read them with taptime.on(), as taptime:event window events or from dataLayer; taptime.events lists every name.

<script>
  taptime.on(function (event) {
    // event.event is one of taptime.events: add_to_cart, time_select, order_placed…
    if (event.event === 'add_to_cart') {
      console.log('Added', event.item_name, event.value, event.currency);
    }
  });
</script>

Events your script can read

Every event also carries page_path, page_type, branch_id, language and at_table. Money is in units, with its currency. No event carries the guest’s name, phone, email, address, note or booking link, and addresses lose their query string.