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Opt for better data quality. We are delighted to welcome Addingwell by Didomi as a Gold Sponsor of MeasureCamp Spain Madrid 2026.
Addingwell by Didomi is a server-side tagging platform built on one clear conviction: server-side, done right, should never be a black box. The platform helps organisations gain more control, governance and transparency over their data operations.
Built around Server-side Google Tag Manager (sGTM), Addingwell removes technical barriers that often make server-side infrastructure difficult to deploy and maintain. Its approach is auditable and compliant by design, helping teams understand what data is collected, where it goes and how it is used.
For the MeasureCamp community, this is highly relevant. Browser restrictions, fragmented tracking, cookie changes and tighter privacy requirements mean analytics teams need reliable data pipelines, not dead-end data they cannot act on.
Server-side tagging is often presented as a technical upgrade, but for analytics and marketing teams the real question is operational: can we see what data is being collected, which vendors receive it, whether consent rules are respected and whether tags continue working correctly in production?
Addingwell by Didomi brings that question into focus. The platform is designed to help teams move beyond fragile browser-based tracking and toward a more controlled server-side infrastructure, where data collection, routing, monitoring and activation can be managed with greater visibility.
That makes Addingwell a strong fit for MeasureCamp Spain, where practitioners care about practical implementation, privacy-aware measurement, data quality and the real work required to make analytics useful.
Addingwell helps teams inspect consent status at event and tag level, making it easier to see whether data is handled according to the rules that were intended.
Server-side infrastructure needs ongoing monitoring. Addingwell helps teams follow request volume, tag behaviour and destination delivery so problems are easier to detect.
Server-side tagging gives teams more control over what data is sent, enriched, reduced or blocked before it reaches analytics, advertising and activation platforms.
Addingwell was acquired by Didomi in 2025, bringing together server-side tagging expertise and consent management leadership in one broader ecosystem.
For the MeasureCamp community, this makes the conversation even more relevant. It is not only about collecting better data, but also about understanding how consent, governance, monitoring and activation work together inside a modern measurement setup.
What does “server-side done right” actually mean? Is it better data quality, stronger consent control, tag-health monitoring, fewer blocked requests, safer activation, or a pipeline that compliance and analytics teams can both understand?
Analysts, tag managers, agencies, DPOs and marketing technology teams are all under pressure to make tracking more reliable and more accountable. Addingwell’s story gives the community a practical way to discuss what happens after data leaves the browser.
We are delighted to welcome Addingwell by Didomi as a Gold Sponsor of MeasureCamp Spain Madrid 2026. Their participation brings an important server-side perspective to the event, especially around sGTM, consent, data quality, tag health, governance and trustworthy activation.
Before the event, ask your own team one question: if server-side is no longer in the browser, can you still clearly see what is happening to every event?
Before trusting a server-side setup, teams should check whether every event can be observed, verified and explained after it leaves the browser. Server-side tagging improves control, but it also moves critical decisions into infrastructure that can become invisible if it is not monitored properly.
Addingwell by Didomi helps teams make server-side tagging more transparent by connecting event monitoring, consent status, tag health and data governance in one operational view. This matters for analytics, marketing and privacy teams because better data quality is not only about collecting more data. It is about knowing which data was collected, under which consent conditions, where it was sent, and whether it can be trusted for reporting, activation and AI use cases.
Website: https://www.addingwell.com/