After you've set up your Google Analytics integration for your WhatConverts profile, as your leads are tracked, they are passed into Google Analytics as Events.

Depending on the Lead Types that you're sending into Google Analytics, the events you'll see from WhatConverts will have the following names and parameters attached to the events:

Phone Call

Event Name: phone_call

Parameters:

• phone_name => {Phone Title}
• tracking_number => {Tracking Number}
• call_duration_seconds => {Duration in Seconds}
• value => {Sales Value}
• status => {Unique/Repeat} Lead
• page_location => {Lead URL}
• source => {Source}
• medium => {Medium}

Below is an example of the custom dimensions and parameters for a phone_call event:

For more information: How to set up a Goal in Google Analytics for Phone Calls

Web Form

Event Name: web_form

• form_name => {Form Title}
• value => {Sales Value}
• status => {Unique/Repeat} Lead
• page_location => {Lead URL}
• source => {Source}
• medium => {Medium}

For more information: How to set up a Goal in Google Analytics for Web Form Submissions

Chat

Event Name: chat

• value => {Sales Value}
• status => {Unique/Repeat} Lead
• page_location => {Lead URL}
• source => {Source}
• medium => {Medium}

For more information: How to set up a Goal in Google Analytics for Chat

Event

Event Name: event

• category => {Event Category}
• action => {Event Action}
• label => {Event Label}
• value => {Sales Value}
• status => {Unique/Repeat} Lead
• page_location => {Lead URL}
• source => {Source}
• medium => {Medium}

Events will always be based off of the Category, Action and Label that are assigned to them when you've set custom events up to track on your website.

You can find information on setting up and tracking Custom Events in your WhatConverts account under Profile. Select "Tracking" and click "Events".

Email

Event Name: email

• value => {Sales Value}
• status => {Unique/Repeat} Lead
• page_location => {Lead URL}
• source => {Source}
• medium => {Medium}

Text Message

• Event Name: text_message
• phone_name => {Phone Title}
• tracking_number => {Tracking Number}
• value => {Sales Value}
• status => {Unique/Repeat} Lead
• page_location => {Lead URL}
• source => {Source}
• medium => {Medium}

Transaction

Event Name: purchase

• transaction_id => {Transaction ID}
• shipping => {Transaction Shipping}
• tax => {Transaction Tax}
• value => {Sales Value}
• status => {Unique/Repeat} Lead
• page_location => {Lead URL}
• source => {Source}
• medium => {Medium}

Other

Event Name: other

• value => {Sales Value}
• status => {Unique/Repeat} Lead
• page_location => {Lead URL}
• source => {Source}
• medium => {Medium}

Review Events in Google Analytics

1Log into Google Analytics. Select "Reports" from the left-hand menu. Under Life cycle, click on the "Engagement" menu.
2Click "Events". This will give you a list of Event names listed with event counts and total users for each event.

Note: In addition to the event details per lead type above, we also pass the Google Analytics Client ID with the event. Google uses this Client ID to append the event to their own acquisition data.

If you have any questions, please contact WhatConverts Support or email support@whatconverts.com