Enabling Google Analytics Measurement ID (GA4)
1. Click "Sites"




5. Click the "G Tag / Measurement Id" field.

6. Enter your Measurement ID
The current custom events that digitalconcierge fires are:
- Scheduler Hit
- This fires when a customer hits the services portion of a specific shop
- Any utm is collected (ex: utm_campaign)
- Scheduled
- This fires when a customer clicks on the "Confirm" button during the last step of the booking process

Looking for a new event that will benefit your shops? Open a ticket with DC support with an explanation of the Google Analytics event and we will do everything we can to accommodate your request.
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