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Sizebay
  • Initial page
  • Virtual Fitting Room
    • Introduction
    • Implementation directly on your code
    • Implementation via Tag Manager
    • Implementation (via API)
    • Implementation on Vtex IO
    • Implementation on Shopify
    • Checking the Installation
    • Custom Implantation Events
    • Configuration Profiles
    • Understanding Responsivity
  • Data Integration
    • XML Feed Product Integration
    • API Product Integration
    • Onpage Product Integration
    • Return Data Integration
    • Product Variants Integration
      • V1
    • Categories accepted by the Integration
    • Size Tailor
  • Shopping tracker
    • Introduction
    • Sizebay Tracker Script (Client Implementation)
    • Sizebay Tracker Script (Sizebay Implementation)
    • Sizebay Tracker via API (Easy Setup)
    • Sizebay Tracker - Supported Countries and Currencies
    • Platforms
      • Shopify
        • Technical Note
      • Prestashop
      • Magento
      • WooCommerce
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  • Adding products to the cart
  • Finalizing the order

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  1. Shopping tracker

Sizebay Tracker Script (Sizebay Implementation)

This is the most common method, we will develop your tracker from scratch and you only will have to import a JavaScript file to your Cart/Order page.

The link to your tracker will be provided by our Support Team (support@sizebay.com).

Adding products to the cart

On your cart page, import the file using <script> HTML tag, for example:

<script src="https://this-is-just-a-example/store/tracker.js"></script>

For our tracker to work properly, make sure that for each product in your cart the information below is available on your page:

  • permalink - link of the product

Finalizing the order

In your purchase page (when the order is finished), import the file using <script> HTML tag, for example:

<script src="https://this-is-just-a-exemple/store/tracker.js"></script>

For our tracker to work properly, make sure that for each product in your order the information below is available on your page:

  • orderId - order code generated

  • currency - the currency in which the order was paid

    • permalink: the product URL

    • price: the price of the product sold

    • quantity: number of the item purchased

    • size: the product size ordered

    • product_sku: the product sku

    • product_id: the product id

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