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Matomo Tag Manager for GLPI goes open source

· Convergent · 2 min

We’ve been building GLPI plugins for our own ITSM deployments for a while. The first one we’re opening up is Matomo Tag Manager: it’s now published on GitHub under a free licence.

Why open source

A plugin that injects a tracking container into every page only earns trust if you can read it. That’s the whole point of publishing this one openly:

  • transparency on what runs in your users’ browsers — no obfuscated analytics, no hidden calls;
  • the freedom to fork, pin or strip the loader to fit your privacy policy;
  • community review on a security-sensitive feature, and no proprietary lock-in on your ITSM.

Written to GLPI 10/11 best practices, with privacy and a minimal footprint as first principles.

What the plugin does

The plugin injects a Matomo Tag Manager container into every GLPI page — without touching any template. Features:

  • fully configured from the admin panel;
  • async loading via GLPI’s native header hook;
  • no database tables added;
  • FR/EN interface, compatible with GLPI 10.x and 11.x.

Stable release 1.0.0.

For architecture, security and step-by-step installation, read our technical deep-dive.

→ https://github.com/FathiBenNasr/glpi-matomo

What’s next

More plugins from our deployments are on the roadmap and will be published as they stabilise.

Running GLPI and need a custom plugin, managed operations or hardening? Let’s talk. And follow us on GitHub for the next releases.