Does server-side tagging replace browser tracking?+
No. It adds a controlled server layer. The browser, consent platform, server container, clients, tags, and destinations must still operate as one tested system.
Does server-side tracking bypass consent choices?+
No. Consent choices must be transmitted and enforced throughout the architecture. Server-side tagging improves control; it must not override a user’s choice.
What infrastructure and ongoing costs are required?+
Requirements depend on traffic, hosting, regions, logging, and connected vendors. Expected cloud and maintenance costs are documented before implementation.
How is the implementation monitored?+
Monitoring can cover endpoint availability, request volume, failures, payload quality, consent states, cost changes, and reconciliation with destination platforms.