Version 2.4
Tracking & Analytics Updates:
We’ve implemented several key improvements to enhance tracking accuracy, store-level control, and integration flexibility across all analytics platforms in our new version 2.4. Here is the detailed information:-
Data Layer Configuration:
Overview
We restructured and optimized the dataLayer
across the storefront and checkout flow to ensure consistent and well-organized event tracking. Merchants now have the flexibility to select and configure the parameters included in the dataLayer
, allowing them to tailor tracking based on their specific preferences and needs.
Highlights
-
Standardized event naming conventions
(e.g.,view_item
,add_to_cart
,purchase
) to ensure compatibility and clarity across analytics tools. -
Optimized event triggers to fire at the appropriate lifecycle stages, avoiding duplication or missed data points.
-
Enhanced dataLayer payloads with key eCommerce parameters such as
product_id
,variant_id
,collection, price
,currency
, andcustomer_type
. -
Merchant-level customization Merchants can now select and manage which parameters are included in their dataLayer, allowing them to tailor tracking setups based on their specific business needs and analytics goals.
Benefits
- Enables reliable and precise tracking across platforms like GA4, Meta Pixel, Google Ads and others.
- Improves compatibility with marketing and analytics tools using Google Tag Manager.
Meta CAPI (Conversions API) Tracking:
Overview
We implemented or enhanced support for Meta's Conversions API (CAPI) to complement pixel-based tracking with server-side event tracking.
Highlights
- Events such as
PageView
,AddToCart
,InitiateCheckout
, andPurchase
are now also sent server-side. - Events are matched using customer data (email, phone, IP address, etc.) to improve accuracy and attribution.
Benefits
- Increases event match rate and improves ad campaign performance, especially with Manual orders, Subscriptions and cookie restrictions
- Reduces data loss and ensures more complete tracking across the buyer journey.
GA4 Custom Dimensions:
Overview
- We integrated custom dimensions in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) using the Admin API to track additional data points that are not captured by default.
Highlights
- Dimensions
order_type
is now pushed from the store and registered in GA4. - This dimensions are sent along with key ecommerce events for deep segmentation.
Benefits
- Gives merchants access to richer insights and more granular reporting in GA4.
- Enables creation of custom audiences, advanced funnels, and more tailored marketing strategies.
Store-Level GTM Tracking:
Overview
Replaced centralized GTM container loading with store-specific GTM Script IDs that are pulled directly from each store’s configuration.
Highlights
- The GTM container is dynamically loaded using the unique GTM ID defined by the merchant during setup.
- GTM integration is no longer managed server-side, reducing dependency and complexity.
Benefits
- Merchants have full control over their GTM containers and tags.
- Prevents data leakage between stores and supports custom tracking needs per merchant.
- Enhances scalability and store-specific customization for analytics and marketing.