There are several ways to install Kelkoo Sales Tracking (KST). The best method depends on your website, ecommerce platform, technical setup, and available development resources.
Use the table below to choose the installation method that best suits your setup.
Choose your installation method
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Method |
Recommended for |
Technical requirements |
Installation guide |
|---|---|---|---|
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Google Tag Manager (GTM) |
Websites using GTM with Enhanced Ecommerce |
Good understanding of Google Tag Manager |
|
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Manual integration |
Any website where KST can be integrated directly into the source code |
Development skills required |
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Magento |
Magento stores |
Development skills required |
|
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PrestaShop |
PrestaShop stores running version 8 |
Development skills required |
|
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Shopify / Shopify Plus |
Shopify and Shopify Plus stores |
Manual integration |
|
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WooCommerce |
WooCommerce stores |
Plugin – simple installation |
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Unas Ecommerce |
Unas stores |
Plugin – simple installation |
|
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Lightspeed C-Series |
Lightspeed C-Series stores |
Manual integration |
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Server-to-server |
Custom implementations where browser-based tracking needs to be extended |
Advanced development skills required |
Not sure which method to use?
If your website uses Google Tag Manager with Enhanced Ecommerce, we recommend the GTM installation method.
If GTM is not available and there is no dedicated integration for your ecommerce platform, use the manual installation method.
Performance impact
Kelkoo Sales Tracking is designed to have minimal impact on your website's performance.
The tracking scripts and requests run asynchronously, allowing the rest of the page to load independently.
We recommend loading the script using defer where applicable to further minimise its impact on page loading.