neo + google analytics 4
Neo reads GA4 next to Shopify, to see where your visitors come from.
Sessions by source and medium, the site journey and landing pages, synced by Creaboost several times a day. GA4 completes the store; Shopify stays the reference for orders and revenue.
Your site traffic, source by source.
When GA4 is connected, Neo reads sessions there: the store’s own count includes bot traffic.
Audit your landing pages →sessions
By source and medium
Sessions and conversion rate for each source and medium.
journey
The path through the site
From landing to purchase, step by step.
landing pages
Page by page
Sessions, conversion rate, revenue and engagement by landing page, device and source.
no source
Traffic nobody can attribute
Neo flags the share of sessions with no source: it hides where your customers come from.
what you can ask
Three questions Neo handles on Google Analytics 4.
freshness and limits
Synced several times a day, next to the store.
freshness
Several times a day.
GA4 comes in through Creaboost’s syncs. Neo tells you how recent the numbers are.
rule
The store decides.
Orders and revenue come from Shopify. GA4 is for sessions and the journey, and its sales are never added to the platforms’.
limits
As good as your tag.
GA4 sees what your tag measures. GA4 conversions imported into Google Ads often count 10 to 15% fewer: Neo says so before comparing.
Neo puts GA4 next to your store and your platforms.
See where your visitors come from.
Book a demo: Neo reads GA4 and your store in front of you, and shows you the pages that lose your visitors.