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General Activity Tracking
We use Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to track general activity on our platform. General activity tracking is achieved via in-built GA functionality without any unique customisation.
Page Views and Engagement Time
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New platform pages will have ‘v2’ in the URL. |
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Navigate to
Reports > Life Cycle > Engagement > Pages and Screens
Change dropdown to
Path page and screen class
Search for desired page
Demographic
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E.g. language, location, age, gender, etc. |
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Navigate to
User > Demographics > Demographic Details
Change dropdown to desired demographic variable
Technology
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E.g. browser, device, screen resolution, etc. |
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Navigate to
Reports > User > Tech > Tech Details
Change dropdown to desired tech variable
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Custom Event Tracking
We use a combination of Google Tag Manager (GTM) and Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to track specific events on our platform.
User Type
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Navigate to
Reports > Life Cycle > Engagement > Events
Search for
User Type
to filter out all other events
User Name
Something
Clicks
Something
Campaign Menu
Something
Header
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Navigate to
Reports > Life Cycle > Engagement > Events
Search for
User Name
to filter out all other events
Clicks
The below click events are setup via GTM which triggers a click on defined cypress tags (primarily utilised by QA team for automated testing):
Navigate to
Reports > Life Cycle > Engagement > Events
Search for the below values to filter out all other events:
Click - Campaign Menu
Subnavigation items when within a campaign
Click - Dashboard
Table ‘actions’ column buttons
Click - Header
Exports, support and notifications items
Click - Leads
Table ‘actions’ column buttons
Click - Publisher
Table ‘actions’ column buttons
Click - Sidebar
Profile and logout buttons
Click - Sidebar Menu
Sidebar navigation items
Click - Table Controls
Table refresh, download csv, custom columns and keyboard shortcut buttons
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Disclaimers
Internal IP Exclusion
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However as of 2022, Convertr transitioned to a managed IT service which has no need for a VPN, therefore all company devices have unique IP addresses and cannot be easily excluded. This means that any data should will include the usage of any internal users.
Aggregation of URLs
Prior to transitioning to GA4, we utilised GA3 which supported a ‘Search and Replace’ feature whereby a custom regex filter could be added:
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Google Universal Analytics will be deprecated in July 2023. Therefore the transition to Google Analytics 4 is required. However, GA4 currently does not support URL ‘search and replace’. Therefore ID’s in URLs cannot be aggregated at this moment in time.
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Last checked for feature support in 02/23 |
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