> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.didomi.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.didomi.io/data-manager/trackers/add-tracker.md). # Add tracker {% hint style="success" %} **Access Type**: Data Manager - Editor {% endhint %} Trackers in your organization's data manager is a centralized database of IAB declared trackers and trackers added by your organization. In this article, we will cover how to: * [Add tracker](#add-tracker) * [Add tracker by regex ](#add-tracker-by-regex) *** ### Add tracker Click **Data Manager** on the left-hand panel and select **Trackers** on the subsequent page.
Click **Add tracker**.
Use the provided fields to configure the tracker:
FieldDescription
Type

The type of the tracker. Available options include:

  • Cookie
  • Web Storage
  • App Storage
Vendor

Vendor to which the tracker belongs. Trackers can not be added to IAB vendors.

Note: The assigned vendor can not be edited once the tracker is created.

NameName of the tracker.

Click here for more information if your organization wants to use regex to add trackers to the database that follow a specific pattern.
DomainDomain associated with the tracker
Cookie max durationMaximum lifespan of the tracker
Used for the following purposes

Purpose(s) for which the tracker is used

Note: The tracker will inherit the legal bases used for its assigned purposes.

DescriptionDescription for the tracker
Click **Save** when finished.
The tracker will be added to your organization's data manager.
Additionally, the tracker will be added to the selected vendor and can be viewed via **Data Manager > Vendors > \[Vendor] > Tracker**.
### Add tracker by regex There are specific use-cases where your organization may want to persist tracker configuration across a group of trackers that follow a particular pattern. Utilizing [regular expression (regex)](https://docs.didomi.io/get-started/general/regular-expression-regex), you can provide the pattern for a single tracker and Didomi will apply the tracker's settings to any tracker found that matches the pattern. > **Example**: > > Your organization has three cookies being dropped by the same vendor on a domain that should have the same settings. The trackers that are dropped are: > > * `_ga` > * `_ga#` > * `_ga_12345` Using the example above, your organization can attribute and persist the same settings across all three cookies with a regex of `^_ga` . To define this pattern, enable the **Name is a regular expression** toggle and use a regular expression in the **Name** field when adding or editing a tracker in your data manager.
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