Google Analytics

Connect another Google account to Google Analytics 4.

List GA4 properties the connected Google account can read.

Select the GA4 property used by default for this Google account.

Load GA4 overview for a named period: today, yesterday, 7/15/30/90 days, 6/12 months, or this month.

Read headline GA4 metrics for a selected property and date range.

Check whether a connected Google account can currently read Google Analytics data.

Disconnect a Google account from Google Analytics. Google itself is never changed.

List every Google account connected to Google Analytics, with live access status.

Change the active Google account. Subsequent property and report lookups use this account until switched again. Use for: switch google account, use my other analytics account.

TEMPORARY DIAGNOSTIC: dump the raw, unfiltered account records saved by the OAuth callback, including ones this app normally hides (empty/unknown email). Read-only; never calls Google. Remove once the OAuth email-resolution issue is understood.

TEMPORARY DIAGNOSTIC: permanently delete every stored account record whose email never resolved past the 'unknown' placeholder, so a future reconnect starts clean. Never calls Google; only removes local Imperal records for accounts this app already refuses to treat as usable. Remove this tool once the root cause is fixed upstream.

List the Google Analytics accounts (not properties) the connected Google account can see.

Read the full tree of Google Analytics accounts and their GA4 properties in one call.

Read a GA4 property's own settings: timezone, currency, industry, creation date.

List the web/iOS/Android data streams feeding a GA4 property.

Read one GA4 data stream's Measurement ID and settings.

List custom dimensions registered on a GA4 property.

List custom metrics registered on a GA4 property.

List which GA4 events are marked as key events (conversions) on a property.

List Google Ads accounts linked to a GA4 property.

Register a new custom dimension on a GA4 property so an event/user parameter shows up in reports. Requires the connected account to have Editor access on the property.

Archive a custom dimension on a GA4 property. Archiving is permanent -- GA4 does not support un-archiving, and the parameter_name cannot be reused for 1 week after archiving.

Register a new custom metric on a GA4 property so an event parameter is tracked as a number. Requires the connected account to have Editor access on the property.

Archive a custom metric on a GA4 property. Archiving is permanent -- GA4 does not support un-archiving.

Mark an existing GA4 event as a key event (conversion). The event must already be firing on the property; this only flags it as a conversion, it does not create the event itself.

Change the counting method of an existing GA4 key event.

Unmark a GA4 event as a key event (conversion). The underlying event keeps firing normally -- only its conversion status is removed.

Link a Google Ads account to a GA4 property, so conversions and audiences can flow between them.

Change the personalization setting of an existing Google Ads link.

Remove a Google Ads link from a GA4 property.

Change a GA4 property's own settings: display name, timezone, currency, or industry category. Only given fields change.

Create a new web/Android/iOS data stream on a GA4 property.

Rename a data stream or change its default URL (web streams only).

Permanently delete a data stream from a GA4 property. This stops data collection through it and cannot be undone.

Create a notify-only GA4 alert rule that watches one metric on a schedule.

List the user's GA4 alert rules.

Permanently delete a GA4 alert rule. This cannot be undone.

Change an existing GA4 alert rule's threshold, condition, or schedule without deleting it.

Pause a GA4 alert rule without deleting it -- it stops evaluating until resumed.

Resume a paused GA4 alert rule so it evaluates again on schedule.

Evaluate a GA4 alert rule against live data right now, without waiting for its schedule.

List when a GA4 alert rule has triggered in the past, most recent first.

Run a GA4 report with any dimensions and metrics you choose, for a date range.

Read GA4 realtime data -- active users and events from roughly the last 30 minutes.

Run a GA4 report shaped as a pivot table: one dimension as rows, another as columns.

Run up to 5 GA4 reports (different dimension/metric combinations) in one call.

Check whether chosen GA4 dimensions and metrics can be used together before running a report.

List which GA4 dimensions and metrics a property can report on.

Read traffic broken down by channel (organic search, paid, direct, referral, social).

Read the most-visited pages for a property over a date range.

Read the top external sites sending traffic to a property.

Read which pages visitors land on first, with sessions and bounce rate.

Read GA4 key events (conversions) by event name, with counts.

Read e-commerce headline numbers -- transactions and revenue -- if the property tracks purchases.

Read traffic broken down by country and city.

Read traffic broken down by device category, operating system, and browser.

Read traffic and conversions broken down by marketing campaign (UTM campaign).

Compare headline GA4 metrics between a period and the equivalent previous period, with the percent change.

Run a GA4 custom report and return it as CSV text, ready to save or paste into a spreadsheet.