Configuration settings overview config-overview
The Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK tag extension provides several options that you can customize. These configuration settings are the tag equivalent of using the configure command in the JavaScript library.
- Log in to CX Enterprise using your Adobe ID credentials.
- Navigate to Data Collection > Tags.
- Select the desired tag property.
- Navigate to Extensions, then select Configure on the Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK card.
The configuration page is organized into three accordions: Build options, SDK instances, and Property actions.
Build options
The Build options accordion contains library management settings and the option to disable specific Web SDK build components. Disabling unused components reduces the extension’s build size and can improve performance. See Build options for more information.
SDK instances
Most implementations typically need a single SDK instance. However, if your organization requires multiple Web SDK tracking instances, you can use the Add instance button. The following overarching sections are available when configuring each Web SDK tag instance:
- SDK instance: General settings for the instance. All fields in this section are required.
- Datastreams: Where you want the data to go for each tag environment.
- Consent: Default consent settings for the extension.
- Identity: Cookie and visitor migration settings.
- Personalization: Customize visitor experience on an individual level.
- Data collection: Include or omit what is automatically collected.
- Streaming media: Settings specific to streaming media collection.
- Datastream configuration overrides: Modify configuration settings when certain conditions are met.
- Advanced settings: Specify the base path for the Edge Network.
Property actions
The Property actions accordion contains property-wide maintenance utilities that apply to the tag property as a whole rather than to individual SDK instances.
- Repair data element references: Scan all Web SDK extension actions in the property and replace stale data element references where possible.