Analytics & Payments
Google Analytics 4 + Armbrain
Skip dashboard screenshots. Armbrain adds a plain-English weekly traffic summary, so you can ask how a client's site is doing.
Read-only
What Armbrain takes from Google Analytics 4
Armbrain writes one summary per finished week, Monday to Sunday.
- Sessions and users.
- Channel mix: where visitors came from.
- Key events and top pages.
Raw analytics rows are not stored, and the current week is summarized only after it ends.
What it's good for
Pull last week's traffic into the weekly report.
Weekly client reportBuild the month's results recap from the weekly snapshots.
Monthly results recapCompare traffic trends across clients.
Spot patterns across clients
Connect Google Analytics 4
In Google Analytics, open Admin, then Property details, and copy the numeric Property ID. Not the ID that starts with G-.
In Armbrain HQ, open Connectors, choose Google Analytics (GA4), pick the client mind, and paste the ID.
Approve read-only Analytics access in the Google window.
Prompts to try
- Apps: Google Analytics 4 (GA4).
Change these first:
CLIENTCOMPANY = Ridgeline Outfitters Armbrain, how did CLIENTCOMPANY's website traffic do last week compared with the week before? Which channel moved most?
- Apps: Google Analytics 4 (GA4).
Change these first:
CLIENTCOMPANY = Lumen Health Clinic Armbrain, build a monthly results recap for CLIENTCOMPANY from the GA4 weekly snapshots, with the top pages.
Example prompts with fictional clients. Replace the names with your own.
Good to know
- One property per connection. A client with two properties needs two connections.
- A Google Workspace admin may need to allow the Armbrain app.
FAQ
Questions about Google Analytics 4
What does Armbrain read from Google Analytics 4?
Can Armbrain change anything in Google Analytics?
How does Armbrain know which client it belongs to?
How do I disconnect Google Analytics 4?
Connect Google Analytics 4
Create your account, then connect Google Analytics 4 from Connectors in Armbrain HQ. 30 days free, no card to start.