The scenario selector lets you narrow down the test to one or more specific scenarios instead of running all of them. This saves time when you are working on a particular part of your configuration.

How to use it

1. Click the dropdown in the top-left corner of the Scenario Tester window.
2. Select one or more scenarios from the list. To test everything, leave it set to All scenarios.
3. Stop the test before changing your selection the selector is disabled while a test is running.

The status indicator gives you an at-a-glance overview of what the test is currently doing, so you always know whether the test is idle, starting up, or actively running.

The status indicator is displayed left above the steps panel. It updates automatically and shows one of three states:

The test statistics give you a live count of what the DataLayer Guard has processed, so you can quickly see how much data was collected and whether any errors occurred.

The statistics are displayed at the top of the Scenario Tester window and update in real time as the test runs:

The livestream on the right side of the window shows a live feed of the browser that the DataLayer Guard is controlling during the test. This lets you follow exactly what the guard is doing on your website as each step executes. It will show one of the following states:

The live step panel shows every step the DataLayer Guard executes during a test, including whether each step succeeded or failed. This gives you a real-time, step-by-step view so you can quickly identify where a configuration issue occurs.

1. Watch the Live step panel (bottom-left panel) as steps appear in real time.
2. Each step shows a status indicator:
• ✓: the step completed successfully.
• ✗: the step failed.
3. When the test runs multiple scenarios, the scenario title appears in the panel each time a new scenario starts.
4. Click on any step to navigate directly to that step in the scenario editor.

The live logs panel shows system messages and status updates from the DataLayer Guard as the test runs. Where the live step panel focuses on your scenario steps, the logs panel gives you a deeper technical view useful for diagnosing connection issues or unexpected behaviour.

1. Watch the Live logs panel (bottom-right console) as messages appear in real time.
2. Each log entry is timestamped and colour-coded by type:
• System: general status messages.
• Datalayer: messages about dataLayer objects that were found.
• Error: messages about failures or problems.
• Info: additional diagnostic information.
3. Hover the info icon next to an error log to see more details about that error.

The results panel gives you a full overview of everything the DataLayer Guard collected and validated during the test. It shows which scenarios passed, which failed, and exactly which parameters were missing or incorrect so you can fix your configuration with confidence.

1. The results panel appears automatically once the test finishes.
2. Review the summary badges at the top:
• X events collected: total number of dataLayer events found.
• X events have errors: number of events with validation errors.
3. Click on any scenario to expand it and see:
• The individual steps and their pass/fail status.
• The dataLayer objects that were collected, shown as formatted JSON.
• For failed steps: a detailed error breakdown showing the expected value versus the actual value for each parameter.
4. Use the download buttons to export the results:
• Download PDF: exports a formatted PDF report.
• Download Excel: exports the results as an XLSX file.