Order Tracking with Google Analytics 4
We are excited to introduce a new feature in EzyCourse that allows admins to easily track customer orders using Google Analytics 4 (GA4). This feature sends important details like Order IDs and Price IDs to Google Tag Manager (GTM), enabling better insights into your sales and customer behavior.
What is it & Why do you need it
The Order Tracking feature allows you to automatically send customer order details, such as Order IDs and Price IDs, from EzyCourse to Google Tag Manager, and then to Google Analytics 4 (GA4). This means you can:
Track customer purchases with more precision.
Measure your sales performance and customer behavior.
Gain valuable insights into which products, courses, or marketing campaigns are generating the most revenue.
With this feature, you can optimize your business decisions by having access to reliable and actionable data.
How it Works
Once the Order Tracking feature is enabled, every time a customer makes a purchase, EzyCourse automatically captures key order details like Order IDs and Price IDs. These details are then sent to Google Tag Manager (GTM), which acts as a bridge to pass the information to Google Analytics 4 (GA4).
In GA4, the data is processed to provide valuable insights. You’ll be able to track customer purchases, view detailed analytics, and monitor the performance of specific products or services. This allows you to see which courses or offers are driving the most sales and make informed decisions to improve your business strategy.
In short, the feature automates the flow of purchase data from EzyCourse to GA4, giving you easy access to actionable reports on your customer behavior and sales trends.
How to Get Started Using It
Head over to Google Tag Manager. From your dashboard, click New Tag.
After that, a Tag Configuration page will appear. Click on Choose a tag type to begin setup.
Select Google Analytics > Google Analytics: GA4 Event
Here, create an event tag with Google Analytics Measurement ID, Event Name, and relevant information. It’s better to set a meaningful or mnemonic name as the Event name. Copy or store the Event Name.
[Know the details of setting up Google Analytics and Measurement ID here.]
Now, From your site dashboard, find General Settings under Site Settings.
Here, just enable the option to Track order using Google Analytics 4 and provide your event name in the Google Tag
Code field.
By using this feature, you'll unlock powerful data that helps you track your sales, measure campaign performance, and gain better insights into customer behavior.