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Release 22.2.8 - Pre-populating fields, Hidden Inputs, Bug Fixes

Google Analytics

Link up Upflowy with Google Analytics to track how far your customers go through an Upflowy flow.

If you have an existing connection with Universal Analytics, you will need to create a new property in Google Analytics 4 and set up a fresh connection by following the steps below.

To integrate Google Analytics, go to the "Connectors" tab on the left-hand toolbox:

You will see an input for your Google Analytics events parameters:

  • api_secret - Required. An API SECRET generated in the Google Analytics UI. To create a new secret, navigate in the Google Analytics UI to:
    Admin > Data Streams > choose your stream > Measurement Protocol > Create
  • measurement_id - Required. The measurement ID associated with a stream. Found in the Google Analytics UI under:
    Admin > Data Streams > choose your stream > Measurement ID

 Once generated, enter your parameters and click Save:

Congratulations! Once published, your flow will connect through to your Google Analytics, where you can see:

  • When every step has been completed
  • When a flow has been fully completed
  • What actions that users take (Submitting information, Exiting the flow, returning the previous step)

To view this, take your flow ID: the randomised letters and numbers after app.upflowy.com/flows/:

Copy-paste this ID into your Google Analytics under Events > Pages.

How to set up goals in Google Analytics

Once you set up the Google Analytics tracking to your Upflowy flow and publish the flow to your users, multiple events are captured in Google Analytics from Upflowy.

In Google Analytics, these events are available in Behaviour->Events->Overview->Event actions.

Google Analytics Actions

All the Upflowy events will be named 'Upflowyflowlaunched', 'UpflowyflowyStepCompleted', etc.

To set up Goals, go to Admin->Goals to set up the Goal. (You would require administrator access)

Google Analytics Goal

As you can see, there are multiple ways you can set up these goals; we will go through them individually.

Destination

If you wish to identify the number of people who landed on a page, this is the best option to track it. You also have the funnel option to set up the users who came from a specific page.

Goal destination

Duration

This is the best option if you wish to know the number of users who spent a specific amount of time on the page. (additionally, you can set up values for each Goal)

Pages/Screen per Session

This option is used to identify the number of users who went to multiple pages/screens of the website in one single session. You can verify each Goal by clicking on verify to check whether the numbers are matching for the set time.

Event

This is the most helpful Goal you can set up if you are using Upflowy, as you can set up Upflowy events as a mark of completion of a goal. The Event Category and the Event action are found under the events (First pic).

I hope your marketing goals are fulfilled using Upflowy's GA tracking abilities.

Enjoy your analytics!

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