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GTM documents improved measurement of server-to-server conversions

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IN BRIEF

Google has updated its Tag Manager documentation to improve the measurement of server-to-server conversions in the Tag Manager help centre, effective 22 June 2026. The update clarifies how server-to-server conversion events are measured and deduplicated, part of the wider push toward server-side measurement resilience as client-side signals erode.

Google Tag: GTM documents improved measurement of server-to-server conversions
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What changed

It sits alongside the broader Google tag and gateway work covered in recent weeks.

For measurement teams running server-side setups, the documentation gives a clearer reference for how conversions sent server-to-server are counted and matched.

THE COLLECTIVE PERSPECTIVE

Why it matters for advertisers

For you, this means server-side measurement teams have updated guidance on how server-to-server conversions are handled. Worth reviewing the release notes if you run server-side conversion tracking, to confirm your setup aligns with the documented behaviour.

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GTM documents improved measurement of server-to-server conversions

Google has updated its Tag Manager documentation to improve the measurement of server-to-server conversions in the Tag Manager help centre, effective 22 June 2026. The update clarifies how server-to-server conversion events are measured and deduplicated, part of the wider push toward server-side measurement resilience as client-side signals erode. It sits alongside the broader Google tag and gateway work covered in recent weeks.

For measurement teams running server-side setups, the documentation gives a clearer reference for how conversions sent server-to-server are counted and matched.

For you, this means server-side measurement teams have updated guidance on how server-to-server conversions are handled. Worth reviewing the release notes if you run server-side conversion tracking, to confirm your setup aligns with the documented behaviour.

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