Lighter analytics, clearer privacy choices

October 10, 2026 product update

Understanding your audience should not make your website harder to use. We have simplified the analytics and consent experience, replacing the previous implementation with lighter controls and site-configured Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics tracking.

Let visitors make a clear choice

Visitors can keep necessary services only, accept optional tracking and return to change their choice. The released consent flow preserves that choice across reloads and removes the configured tracking scripts when consent is withdrawn. English and French wording and the existing privacy-signal handling are retained.

Measure the configured shopping journey

Enabled sites can send supported page and shopping events to their configured Google analytics setup. Tracking is no longer tied to the previous analytics service or consent interface. Site configuration determines which integration is present; this release does not turn on advertising destinations across every website.

Keep orders as the source of purchase truth

An analytics event describes measured activity. It is not a substitute for a confirmed order, payment outcome or refund record. Stackmodo continues to keep commerce records separate, so a declined or unmeasured browser event does not rewrite what actually happened to a purchase.

The new implementation is deployed, with visitor-choice checks completed on the selected shopping flow. Broader reporting validation, additional advertising integrations and further performance tuning remain separate follow-up work. Available reports depend on the tools and events configured for your site.