See in Google Analytics what guests order.
Add your GA4 measurement id in Orderli and your ordering page measures along: from viewing a product to the purchase. In your own Google Analytics, next to your website.
Your ordering page
Your Google Analytics- Page and product views
- Cart and checkout
- Purchases
What syncs between Orderli and Google Analytics
Everything marked yes goes across automatically.
| What | Does it work? |
|---|---|
| Your own measurement idYour GA4 measurement id sits on your ordering page; the data lands in your Google Analytics, not ours. | Yes |
| Each step on or offPage view, product view, add to cart, checkout, payment info and purchase. You choose which ones you measure. | Yes |
| Google tag or Tag ManagerA separate Google tag (GT-) or Tag Manager container (GTM-) you simply add as well. | Yes |
| Cookie consentWithout your own Cookiebot, Orderli shows a basic cookie banner. With your Cookiebot id, your ordering page uses your Cookiebot settings. | Yes |
What the integration costs is on the pricing page. See pricing
How you go live with Google Analytics
We do the technical work. You tell us how your venue runs.
Add your measurement id
You add your GA4 measurement id (G-…) in the Orderli dashboard. If you also have a Google tag or Tag Manager container, you add that too.
Choose what you measure
For each step you switch measuring on or off: page views, product views, cart, checkout, payment info and purchases.
Place a test order
Order something yourself and check in Google Analytics’ realtime view that the steps come in.
Venues already using Orderli
Questions about Google Analytics
Does the data land in my own Google Analytics?
Yes. Orderli uses your measurement id, so everything lands in your own property, next to your website if you use the same one.
What if a guest does not accept cookies?
Then measuring follows their choice. Without your own Cookiebot, Orderli shows a basic cookie banner; with your Cookiebot id, your ordering page uses your settings. For Cookiebot you add your Orderli domain to your Cookiebot account.
Does it work with the Meta Pixel too?
Yes. You can use Google Analytics and the Meta Pixel side by side; you set both up in the same place in the dashboard.
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