GTM-GA4

How to access on Fynd Platform

1. Platform Panel
2. Sales Channel (select application)
3. Settings
4. General
5. Integration

Introduction

Google Tag Manager (GTM) helps you to add a snippet of information to your website. It is generally used by digital marketers and analysts for monitoring user behaviour, without having to edit the actual code.

Video Playlist: Set up GTM in Fynd Platform

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If you want to know how to use Univeral Analytics (UA) instead of GA4, click here

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Creating a Google Analytics (GA4) Account

1. Go to Google Analytics

   

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2. Sign in with your Google account.

   

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3. Click on Start Measuring.

   

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4. Enter an account name. Use a descriptive name, so you can easily tell what this account is used for when you see it in the list of accounts.

   

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Enter a property name. It's recommended to use the name of your website or app, so you can easily identify what this property is used for.

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5. Fill in all other business details and click on Create.

   

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6. Read and accept the terms of service.

   

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7. Now that you have successfully created your Google Analytics account, you can set up a data stream (a source of data, e.g., your existing website or mobile app).

   

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8. Enter the URL of your website, a stream name, and click on Create Stream.

   

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9. Note down the Measurement ID of your webstream as shown below.

   

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10. Copy this Measurement ID. Later, this ID will be used while creating a GTM tag.

    

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Creating a GTM Account

1. Click your property name on the top-left corner as shown in fig. 12

   

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2. Go to Tag Manager (2nd icon) and click on Get started.

   

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3. You will be redirected to tagmanager.google.com. Click on Create Account.

   

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4. Add a descriptive name to your new GTM account and select your country.

   

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5. Enter a container name and target platform. In this example, we will analyze user behaviour on desktop and mobile web. Therefore, let's select Web as the target platform.

   

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6. Read the Terms of Service and click Yes (if you agree to those terms).

   

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7. You have successfully created your GTM account. Note down your Container ID as shown below. This container ID will be used to integrate GTM with Fynd Platform.

   

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Integrating GTM with Fynd Platform

1. On Fynd Platform, go to the Settings page of your sales channel and click on Integration.

   

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2. Click on GTM.

   

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3. In the API Key, paste the container ID. Use the toggle button to enable this integration, and click Save.

   

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It may take up to 2 minutes for your GTM code (container ID) to reflect in your page source.

4. Go to your website, then right-click and select View Page Source.

   

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5. Use Ctrl+F and type gtm. If the container ID is visible in your page source, your GTM integration is successful.

   

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Creating a GTM tag

Once the GTM code is integrated with Fynd Platform, you can start creating GTM tags.

1. From the left-panel, go to Tags and click New.

   

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2. Enter a tag name and click the edit icon to view the available tag types.

   

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3. Choose Google Analytics: GA4 Configuration.

   

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4. Enter the Measurement ID of your data stream (copied earlier).

   

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You have seen the process of obtaining a Measurement ID in the section: Creating a Google Analytics (GA4) Account

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5. Now, let's choose a trigger which will fire your new tag.

   

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6. Page View is the most common trigger, you can either choose it or click the + icon on the top-right to view more triggers.

   

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7. Page View trigger is added successfully. You can add more triggers if required.

   

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If you are adding a trigger, give it an appropriate name and choose the trigger type.

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Choose any trigger from the list. In this example, we will be using only the Page View trigger though.

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8. Click **Save**.

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9. Click Submit.

   

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10. Add a version name and description. Click Publish.

    

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Versioning helps to maintain records of your tags, which will help you to revert to this version in the future.

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Using Google Analytics to view GTM output

1. In the left-panel of your Google Analytics account, click on Realtime. Here, you can view the real-time data of users on your website. There's a graphical, numerical, and geographical representation of desktop and mobile users.

   

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2. Since there were zero/no users, let's go to the data stream (your website).

   

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3. Your GTM tag was fired by the Page View trigger after visiting the website. Google Analytics detects a desktop user, and it also points to the geographical location of the user.

   

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4. If you visit the website from your mobile browser, Google Analytics will show the corresponding result.

   

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5. Scroll down the page to view the type of events detected through your GTM tag.

   

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You can continue experimenting with Google Analytics along with GTM tags and other triggers to obtain in-depth user behaviour on your website.