Verify the installation of Task Analytics
Check whether Task Analytics is installed on your website. There are different methods you can use to verify a correct installation:
Option 1: Search for “taskanalytics” in the source code
This option only works if you’ve installed Task Analytics hard-coded or via a template.
Visit your website with your browser and view the HTML source code of the webpage. Search for “taskanalytics”. If you find this word, you know the javascript code is present on the page. Learn how to view the HTML source code (external website)
Option 2: Verify loading with your tag management preview option
This option only works if you’ve installed Task Analytics via a tag manager
When loading Task Analytics via a tag manager, you can use the preview option of your tag management tool to verify the installation. The tag should fire on the pages you want Task Analytics to run on.
Option 3: Use the standard DevTools option of your browser
Open the DevTools while the page is in focus. Press Command+Option+I (Mac) or Control+Shift+I (Windows, Linux) to open DevTools on the page. Select “Network” from the menu and reload your page. After reloading the page, DevTools will show all the files that are being used. If you find “tm.js” in the list, you know the Task Analytics script is on this page. More on DevTools (external website)
Just curious to see how the invitation and interaction will look like on your website?
You can always check if Task Analytics is running on your website by using the Task Analytics preview-link.