Zeotap SDK Troubleshooter

The Zeotap SDK Troubleshooter is a powerful Chrome extension designed to help developers and marketers debug and monitor the Zeotap Collect JS SDK on their websites. This tool provides real-time visibility into SDK operations, data collection, and consent management, making it an essential companion for implementing and troubleshooting Zeotap's data collection capabilities. Key Features The extension includes four main sections to give you comprehensive insights into SDK operations: Configuration - Visualize and verify the current SDK configuration settings, ensuring your implementation is using the correct parameters and options. Consent - Monitor consent information captured by the SDK, helping you validate compliance with privacy regulations and confirm that user consent preferences are being properly recorded and respected. Identities - Inspect the user identities collected by the SDK, allowing you to troubleshoot user recognition and data association issues across sessions and devices. Events - Track and analyze the most recent events captured by the Zeotap SDK on the website, providing visibility into what user interactions and data points are being collected. How It Works The extension automatically detects and connects to the Zeotap Collect JS SDK running on any website you visit. It establishes a direct connection to monitor SDK operations without affecting site performance or data collection processes. The intuitive dashboard displays real-time information, enabling immediate validation and troubleshooting. Who Should Use This Extension Developers implementing Zeotap's SDK who need to validate correct configuration and data flow Marketers who want to ensure their data collection setup is working properly Privacy professionals monitoring consent management and compliance QA testers verifying SDK behavior across different scenarios Privacy & Security This extension only monitors Zeotap SDK activity on websites where the SDK is already implemented. It does not collect any additional data beyond what the SDK is already capturing, and it does not transmit any information to external servers. All debugging information is displayed locally within the extension interface.