Order Success Page

What actions are typically being tracked on this page:
Order complete (also known as transaction purchase)
What properties are typically being tracked on this page:
Product Properties
name
id (also known as SKU)
category
price
quantity
currency
total_revenue
order_id
VAT_amount
shipping_costs
A typical walker implementation of an order success page could look like this:
<!-- Order Success Page -->
<div data-elb="order" data-elbaction="load:complete" data-elb-order="id:1234567">
  <p class="total_revenue" data-elb-order="revenue:87">87</p>
  <span class="currency" data-elb-order="currency:EUR">EUR</span>
  <span class="vat_amount" data-elb-order="vat:13.89">13.89</span>
  <span class="shipping_costs" data-elb-order="shipping_costs:4.90">4.90</span>
  <p class="description">...</p>
</div>
Once a page is loaded by a user all property values from the element as well as all child elements of the entity-container and their parents will be collected. In the background a dataLayer push will be generated with the following structure:
elbLayer.push(
  'order complete',
  {
    id: 1234567,
    revenue: 87,
    currency: 'EUR',
    vat: 13.89,
    shipping_costs: 4.9,
  },
  'load',
);
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