Bulk editing adds your tag names to all tags in your GTM container in one go, so Tag Monitor can show which tag is which. It's the recommended alternative to editing every tag by hand in Step 4 of Set up Tag Monitor (client-side) or
Set up Tag Monitor (server-side).
What will you do?
- Open bulk editing in the Code-Cube.io portal
- Connect your Google Tag Manager account and container
- Run the automated update
- Review and publish the changes
⏰ Estimated time: 5 - 10 minutes
🔧 Requirements: Access to the Code-Cube.io portal with edit permissions, and a Google account with access to the GTM container (Publish permission is needed to publish the changes)
- Step 1 – Open bulk editing
- Step 2 – Connect your GTM container
- Step 3 – Run the automated update
- Step 4 – Review and publish
- Next steps
Step 1 – Open bulk editing
- Log in to the Code-Cube.io portal
- Go to the step 'Client-side error monitoring' or 'Server-side error monitoring' on the Tag Monitor configuration page
- Click Start bulk editing
Or go directly to portal.code-cube.io/authorize_user.

Step 2 – Connect your GTM container
- Click Start authentication and follow the steps to sign in with your Google account
- Select the GTM account you want to update. The dropdown shows all accounts you have access to
- Select the GTM container you want to update
Tip: You can run the update several times to update multiple containers.
Step 3 – Run the automated update
- Click Run update
- Wait for the confirmation on the page. The update can take a couple of minutes
Important: Code-Cube.io creates a separate workspace called 'Code-Cube.io' in your container for its changes. Make sure your container has a workspace available.

Step 4 – Review and publish
- In Google Tag Manager, open the 'Code-Cube.io' workspace and review the changes
- If everything looks good, publish the changes
- Your tag names now appear in Tag Monitor

Still stuck? Contact the Code-Cube.io team.
Next steps
- Return to your setup guide and finish Step 5 – Deploy and verify:
Set up Tag Monitor (client-side) or
Set up Tag Monitor (server-side)
Set up Tag Volume monitoring: get alerted when a tag stops firing