1. A system to automatically configure tags to track end user interactions in a computer data network, the system comprising: non-transitory physical computer storage; and a hardware processor configured to: access a first template object, the first template object comprising a prompt and a first identifier indicative of a home page attribute, the home page attribute being associated with a tag object capable of gathering first interaction data indicative of first end user interactions with a first content page; present the prompt in a user interface, the prompt comprising textual information requesting user input for the home page attribute; receive, via the user interface, user input comprising a first value for the home page attribute; generate a home page configuration from a property of the home page attribute and the first value; store the home page configuration in the non-transitory physical computer storage; determine that a second template object comprises the first identifier that is indicative of the first template object being a prerequisite for the second template object and the home page configuration being an input for the second template object, the second template object comprising second data indicative of an instruction set, the instruction set comprising an exists operator, a first operand comprising the first identifier; determine, using the first identifier, a second value for the first operand, the second value corresponding to the first value for the home page attribute; determine, using the instruction set, that the exists operator is satisfied by the value for the first operand that indicates a home page visit; in response to determining that the operator is satisfied, generate second interaction data by assigning a trait to the first interaction data, wherein the trait indicates a frequent home page visitor; and transmit the second interaction data.