Container settings
Updated July 2026 · 2 min read
Every container has a settings area where you rename it, find its URL and check the Google Tag Manager config it runs. Here is what each part does.
Open the settings
In your workspace, open the container and go to its Settings tab. Everything on this page lives there.
Rename a container
The name is only a label inside TagVolt — renaming changes nothing about your tracking.
- In Settings, edit the Name field.
- Save. The new name shows across your workspace right away.
Pick names your team recognizes at a glance. For agencies, the client or site name works well.
The container URL
Every container has a URL that receives your events. It's the address you set as the server container URL in your web Google Tag Manager container and in platform tags. A new container starts on a TagVolt-provided address, so you can test immediately.
For production, serve the container from a subdomain you own instead — see Add your custom domain. Once the domain shows Active, point your tags at it.
Renaming a container never changes its URL — your tags keep working exactly as before.
The GTM container config
When you created the container, you pasted the Container Config string from your Server container in Google Tag Manager. It links your TagVolt container to that GTM server container — your tags, clients and triggers stay managed at tagmanager.google.com. You can check the config in Settings to confirm you're linked to the right GTM container.
Environment basics
Think of one container as one tagging environment: one server, one URL, one GTM server container behind it.
- Keep one site or client per container — logs and debugging stay clean.
- Test on the TagVolt-provided URL first, then move production tags to your custom domain.
- Watch changes land in real time with Preview & debug mode.