What ClickBoss reads from Google Analytics 4
| Data | Details |
|---|---|
| Sessions | Volume, trends, and breakdowns by source and medium |
| Traffic sources | Organic, paid, direct, email, referral, and social |
| Users | New vs returning, geographic breakdown |
| Conversions | Goal completions and key events |
| Funnel behaviour | Drop-off rates across your defined conversion paths |
| Page performance | Top pages by sessions, engagement rate, and scroll depth |
| Bounce and engagement rate | Session quality indicators |
| Revenue | Ecommerce transaction data (if GA4 ecommerce is configured) |
How to connect
- Go to Settings in your ClickBoss workspace.
- Under Integrations, click Connect next to Google Analytics 4.
- You will be redirected to Google to authorise access.
- Sign in with the Google account that has access to your GA4 properties.
- Grant the required permissions and return to ClickBoss.
- Select the GA4 property you want to use.
Permissions required
The Google account used to connect must have at least Viewer access to the GA4 property. ClickBoss does not require Editor or Admin access.What ClickBoss uses this data for
- Morning briefing — Traffic drops, conversion rate changes, and unusual source shifts
- Playbooks — Funnel drop-off analysis, traffic source performance, organic vs paid traffic trends
- Investigation — Ask questions like “has organic traffic dropped this month?” or “what is the conversion rate from paid traffic versus email?”
- Cross-channel context — GA4 sessions and conversions help ClickBoss reconcile your paid spend against actual site behaviour

