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# Setup using Google Tag Manager

Navigate your tag manager to the **workspace** overview.

Choose the **Templates** section in the menu on the left. In the **Tag Templates** section you can now choose **Search Gallery** to import our tag template.

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Searching for **CrossEngage Tracking SDK Snippet** will lead you to our tag template which is always kept up to date.

You can then add this Snippet to your workspace by clicking on **Add to workspace.**

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Once you have added the SDK template in your GTM workspace, you can easily set up a **tag** that makes use of the SDK template, enabling the CrossEngage tracking functionality.

To set up the tracking, go to **`Tags > New > Tag Configuration`** and choose the **CrossEngage Tracking SDK Snippet** in the Custom section.

You can now enter your respective CrossEngage web tracking API key that can be retrieved from your CrossEngage admin section.

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To retrieve your CrossEngage web tracking API key, log into your CrossEngage account and navigate to **`Settings > System Setup > API keys`.up**

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In this section you can find the correct web tracking API key and simply **copy paste it into your tag.**

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