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fraud0 provides two different javascript tags:

• fraud0 Main Tag
  This is the main code and responsible for providing you a detailed traffic analysis including invalid traffic. We also include here our pixel tracking script, this loads a small 1x1 pixel above the top of the page so we can catch bots that leave before our main tag is able to execute.

• fraud0 Conversion Tag
  This code enables us to fine-tune our detection algorithms, by tagging sessions that lead to a conversion we can detect false-positives, i.e. when a session marked as a bot performs an action only a real user would do.

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Step 1: Get your fraud0 Main Tag code

• Login to your fraud0 Dashboard

• Navigate to Implementation

• You can find your fraud0 code in the

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• Main Tag section

• Copy the code

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The code should look something like this:

<!-- FRAUD0.com fraud detection BODY TAG -->
<script async src="https://btapi.fraud0.com/api/v2/fz.js?cid=XXXXXX"></XXX"></script>
<script>(function(){var i=document.createElement('img');i.src='https://api.fraud0.com/api/v2/pixel?cid=XXX&cb='+Math.random()+'.'+(new Date()).getTime();
i.width=i.height=1;i.style='width:1px;height:1px;display:inline;position:absolute;margin-top:-1px;';document.body.append(i);})();</script>
<!-- End of FRAUD0 BODY TAG -->

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Step 2: Add a new tag in Google Tag Manager

• Go to your Google Tag Manager Workspace

• Navigate to Tags (1) and click New (2) in the top-right corner

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• Name the new tag fraud0 Tag

• Open Tag Configuration and select Custom HTML

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• Copy Paste your pixel code from Step 1 into HTML input

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• the HTML field (1)

• Check Support document.write (2) >>> Step 2 is not necessary, as a new module for rendering user-defined HTML tags is now available in Google Tag Manager. This new module also supports calls to “document.write()”.

• Set Tag firing priority to 1000 (3) in Advanced Settings

• Set Triggering to All Pages (4)

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