This guide shows you how to access your raw Tag Monitor data in your own BigQuery environment, using BigQuery's Analytics Hub. This lets you run deeper analyses and custom queries on your monitoring data.
What will you do?
- Share your Google account with the Code-Cube.io team
- Choose or create your Google Cloud Platform (GCP) project
- Open the shared dataset link and subscribe
- Find the dataset in your BigQuery environment
⏰ Estimated time: 10 minutes
🔧 Requirements: A Premium Code-Cube.io package, a Google account, and a GCP project with BigQuery and billing enabled
- How it works
- Step 1 – Share your Google account
- Step 2 – Choose or create your GCP project
- Step 3 – Open the shared dataset link
- 3.1 Subscribe to the dataset
- 3.2 Configure the linked dataset
- Step 4 – Access your data
- Troubleshooting
- Next steps
How it works
Analytics Hub uses a publish/subscribe model. Code-Cube.io publishes your Tag Monitor data, and you subscribe to it from your own GCP project. You get read-only access to a real-time dataset, and all query costs are billed to your own GCP project.
Detail | Value |
Available data | Tag Monitor client-side data and Tag Monitor server-side data |
Update frequency | Real-time streaming, typically within 1 - 2 minutes |
Data retention | 12 months |
Data volume | Depends on your website traffic and sampling configuration |
Access type | Read-only, via BigQuery Analytics Hub |
Step 1 – Share your Google account
Send the Google account that should receive access to your contact at Code-Cube.io, or email support@code-cube.io.
Important: Make sure this Google account has access to the GCP project where you want the data.
Step 2 – Choose or create your GCP project
Choose the GCP project where you want to use the data, or create a new GCP project.
Important: Make sure BigQuery is enabled on the project.
Step 3 – Open the shared dataset link
Once the Code-Cube.io team has set up your access, you'll receive a data exchange link. Open it while logged in with the Google account you shared in Step 1.
3.1 Subscribe to the dataset
On the page that opens, click + Subscribe.
3.2 Configure the linked dataset
- Project: choose your GCP project
- Linked dataset name: enter a descriptive name, for example
codecube-tag-monitor
Step 4 – Access your data
In the GCP console, go to BigQuery and find the newly added dataset.
Troubleshooting
Problem | What to check |
Can't find the dataset | You opened the link while logged in with the shared Google account |
Access denied error in BigQuery | The shared Google account has access to the GCP project |
Data doesn't appear in the project | The dataset was added via the "+ Add dataset to project" button |
Query errors | Billing and the right permissions are active on your project |
Still stuck? Email support@code-cube.io.
Next steps
- Run SQL queries directly in BigQuery
- Visualize the data in Looker Studio
- Connect the dataset to your other tools