Google Analytics 4 (GA4)
Google Analytics 4 (GA4) is Google's analytics platform for tracking user behavior across websites and apps. It uses an event-based data model to capture how visitors interact with your content — from page views and sessions to conversions and e-commerce transactions. By connecting GA4 to Coupler.io, you can automatically export your analytics data to spreadsheets, BI tools, or databases without any manual work.
Why connect Google Analytics to Coupler.io?
Automate reporting — Schedule regular data refreshes so your dashboards and spreadsheets always reflect the latest website or app performance.
Combine with other sources — Merge GA4 data with Google Ads, Facebook Ads, CRM, or e-commerce data for a complete view of your marketing funnel.
Overcome GA4 interface limits — The GA4 UI limits you to a handful of dimensions and metrics at a time. Coupler.io lets you build custom reports with up to 9 dimensions and 10 metrics per data flow.
Flexible destinations — Export to AI tools like Claude or ChatGPT, Google Sheets, Excel, BigQuery, Looker Studio, or other supported destinations.
Prerequisites
Before connecting, make sure you have all of the following. Missing permissions are the most common setup issue.
A Google account with access to at least one GA4 property in Google Analytics
Viewer (or higher) permissions on the GA4 property you want to pull data from
A Coupler.io account
Quick start
Start with the default metrics — Views, Total users, New users, Event count, and Key events — with the Date dimension for the last 60 days (default). Proceed to the Data sets to get a quick snapshot of your website performance and verify everything is connected correctly, or simply ask the Coupler AI agent to summarize the data.
How to connect
Google Analytics uses OAuth authentication — you sign in with your Google account directly.
In Coupler.io, create a new data flow and select Google Analytics 4 as the source. Click Connect and sign in with your Google account.
Grant Coupler.io read-only access to your analytics data.
Select the Source accounts you want to connect. Then, select Properties.
Choose Metrics (like Views, Total users, and Key events) and Dimensions (like Date or Country).
Choose your destination and run the import.
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