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lfernandezContributor III

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How To Track Form Submissions in Google Analytics 4

Just as an updateif you use the gtag code from here as ishttps://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005077027it will track any embedded forms in a basic way with ga4assuming there are no js errors etc on sitehowever if you have forms e.g. from shopify theme / app etcyou’ll need to make your own event listeners / send your own events on form submit etcpersonally I think the event parameters are a waste of space so you want want to chunk them out into separate events e.g. - we ditched form open and form closed as means nowt to us- but moved form id to be in the event title- fewer events but more meaningful to us to know as form id in reports so yeahklaviyo’s docs are correct when you use the gtag codebut they should clearly state it’s for GA4and I’d advise moving data into event name instead of parameters as it will make reporting more meaningful / permanent

7 months ago

lfernandezContributor III

asked in Integrations and Reviews

How To Track Form Submissions in Google Analytics 4

We’ve done a lot of work converting things over to GA4 In theory you should be able to use the gtag code from here modified slightlyhttps://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005077027that looks like a 10 min job to modify that tbh to send data to ga4but needs testing etcI will post an update here when done if I remember - scheduled to do next week on a sitethe event structure is slightly different on GA4 and I’d advise sending individual events where possible and ignoring event parameters like there on that guide (purely from a reporting point of view this makes life easier - we have backtracked on event parameters in ga4).

7 months ago

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