On the roadmap
The signals your tags rely on
A Consent Mode v2 audit will check the default-denied signals your tags rely on. On the roadmap, no date.
- On the roadmap
- No date
What is true today
Three sentences, no fourth
Where it will live, what it waits on, and the limits it will arrive under.
The audit will run on the connector you already sign in to, rather than arriving as a product of its own.
Google's review of the Tag Manager permissions it rides will have to clear before any of it ships.
It will land under the fences the live products already carry: no deletion, an allow-list of named accounts, and a read-only tier.
Alongside it
What it will arrive beside
The rows it sits with in the queue, each wearing the one status word its own entry allows.
- The Google growth stackLive
- Google Ads, Analytics, Search Console and Tag Manager on one connector, under your own Google sign-in.
- Google AnalyticsLive
- Run GA4 reports and create conversion events, custom dimensions and metrics from your AI client.
- Search ConsoleLive
- Read search performance, inspect a URL, request indexing and submit a sitemap.
- Tag ManagerLive
- Audit a container and stage the fix in Tag Manager. You publish the version yourself, then verify.
- Bing Webmaster ToolsOn the roadmap
- Bing Webmaster Tools will report indexing and query data. On the roadmap, no date.
- Microsoft ClarityOn the roadmap
- Microsoft Clarity will add session and heatmap context to reporting. On the roadmap, no date.
- Google Data ManagerOn the roadmap
- Google Data Manager will gate the audience and conversion work that follows it. On the roadmap, no date.
Ask
Tell us you want this one
The order is a queue rather than a promise, and what people ask for is what moves in it.