Compare Chrome extensions: Tag Manager Validator vs Web Data Assistant

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Stats	Tag Manager Validator	Web Data Assistant
User count	3,000+	100,000+
Average rating	4.00	3.44
Rating count	4	62
Last updated	2019-10-01	2024-03-10
Size	1.56M	82.50K
Version	0.0.3.6	2.0

Short description
Validator for tag managers like: DTM, GTM or Tealium, which can give you a validation of the datalayer.	Web Data Assistant allows to control custom data from a Web page.
Full summary
This is a quick and easy way to validate your tag management and datalayer. You can also compare it with the analytics request side by side. Added third party tags like: Facebook Pixel, Criteo Tag, Adform Pixel and Adwords Conversion & Remarketing. We will continue adding more tags, so we dont need any other plugins for tag validations. The next release will come in a month or two because we are trying to clean up the code and making it more dynamic and easier to maintain. PLEASE CONTINUE sending bugs or other feedback with the feedback button.	Web Data Assistant helps to verify data implementations with automated check of a custom JavaScript dataset without diffusing information into everyone's browser console, and to share data valorization status with no effort to collaborators (developers, analytics teams, project managers, and any third party contributors). Create custom check rules to display data values and compare them with expected ones, you can also set them right from the extension to avoid deployment dependency. This helper works asynchronously and checks data list updates when data are added, modified or deleted. With some options, you can: • use different data set names, • create tag and datalayer check rules for particular domains, • insert custom code as inside a script tag, • export and import check rules, • activate wrong data values notification, • use icon as count checker for active rules, • or as counter of wrong data values, • watch data update in browser's console, • filter summary and console viewing of good and/or wrong data valorizations, • etc... See more