Data integrations

Data integrations

Every website utilises multiple data sources. Some of this data can be leveraged through third-party integrations to generate new insights or enhance functionality.

Exatom supports a wide range of data integrations, including dataLayer and JavaScript variables, cookies, session and local storage, DOM events, and more. This allows Exatom to work smoothly alongside other third-party tools such as A/B testing solutions, content personalisation platforms, CRMs, and beyond.

Exatom Data Integration Sources

  1. dataLayer events
  2. JavaScript variables
  3. Cookies
  4. Session and local storage
  5. DOM events

Exatom Data Integration Usages

  1. Custom Dimensions Insights
  2. Smart Tooltips (Including third-party A/B testing)
  3. Content Personalisation


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