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GTM Kit Premium 1.9: AI assistants can check your server-side purchases

Premium

GTM Kit Premium 1.9.0 extends GTM Kit 2.24’s AI assistant support to Premium’s server-side tracking, fixes how product lists that load more products are reported, and now requires GTM Kit 2.24.0.

What changed

Ask an AI assistant about your server-side purchases

GTM Kit 2.24 lets an AI assistant connected through the WordPress Abilities API and the MCP Adapter read your GTM Kit setup and, if you switch it on, change a short list of settings after you confirm a preview. Premium 1.9 adds two abilities for the part of tracking that happens on your server:

  • Get GTM Kit webhook queue (gtm-kit/get-webhook-queue) reports the queue that sends purchase and order events to your server-side container: whether the background queue is available, how many events are waiting and how many delivery attempts they have had, when the oldest was queued and when the next attempt is due. Failed events are not stored, so past failures are not reported.
  • Get GTM Kit order consent (gtm-kit/get-order-consent) explains how consent resolves for one order’s server-side event: the four Consent Mode types, whether they came from the browser at checkout, the WP Consent API, or the unknown-consent setting, when they were captured, and what the consent gate does with them.

So you can ask “are any purchases stuck on their way to the server container?” or “why did order 1234 go out without customer details?” and get an answer from the store itself.

Where you have switched on GTM Kit’s write abilities, an assistant can also change two Premium settings: how consent is treated for an order that carries none (allow or deny), and the Gravity Forms integration. As with every write ability, the assistant shows a preview and the change is applied only with the single-use code from it. Changing unknown consent from deny to allow means orders without a consent record send customer details, so read that preview before you confirm.

Both read abilities need an administrator account, and the order consent ability only reads one order at a time by ID.

Product lists that load more products

With custom product list tracking on, a list that grows in place, through a “Load more” button or infinite scroll, now reports only the products that were added, numbered on from those already shown. Before, the earlier products were reported again. Lists that are removed from the page are no longer watched.

Other fixes

  • Two different products with the same name, added to the cart close together, are no longer reported as one. GTM Kit now matches a variation to its product by the parent ID that GTM Kit 2.24 adds to each item.
  • An empty list of required consent categories for the event deferral queue now means the default categories on the server as well as in the browser.
  • With the WP Consent API as the consent source, the consent status AI assistants and Site Health report is the default a new visitor gets.
  • Gravity Forms now shows among the integrations an AI assistant reads.
  • GTM Kit Premium now runs on release candidates and development builds of the GTM Kit version it requires, so you can test a GTM Kit release candidate without Premium switching off.

Upgrade notes

  • GTM Kit Premium 1.9.0 requires GTM Kit 2.24.0 or later. Update GTM Kit first. If GTM Kit is older, Premium stays inactive and shows a notice until you update it.
  • Nothing else changes on update. Write abilities stay off until you switch them on in GTM Kit.