Web Analytics & Tracking
Google Analytics 4, centralized in Dojo360
Google Analytics 4 keeps doing what it does best. Dojo360 brings its sessions, events, conversions into the same back office as every other system you run, so your team works from one record, one set of numbers and one inbox.
Traffic and attribution
Sessions and conversions from Google Analytics 4 · refreshed 32 seconds ago
- Google Analytics 45mLead form events matched to 41 deals
- Pipeline1hSold units back-filled to source
- Command Center1hCost per lead tile refreshed
| Source | Sessions | Leads | Sold |
|---|---|---|---|
| 62,410 | 1,214 | 138 | |
| 38,902 | 986 | 91 | |
| 21,770 | 702 | 64 | |
| 19,345 | 418 | 52 |
What flows into your Dojo
We map Google Analytics 4 to the shared Dojo360 data model, sync it in both directions where the API allows, and Managed Link monitors the connection so it keeps working.
- Sessions, sources and conversions
- Search queries and rankings
- Pixel and tag events
Before and after
Marketing reports traffic, sales reports revenue, and nobody can connect the two.
Site traffic and conversions sit next to the deals they produced, by channel and campaign.
What your brand gains
True attribution
See which source actually produced revenue, not just clicks.
One dashboard
Web metrics join sales and finance on the Command Center.
Spend where it works
Move budget to the channels that close deals.
Modules Google Analytics 4 powers
Once connected, Google Analytics 4 data is available to these parts of the Dojo straight away.
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