Google Tag Manager

UChat now lets its users integrate with their Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics 4 accounts and let them monitor and send tag events to keep analytics and metrics of relevant flows and data.

For this integration, you must have the following things

  1. GA4 Account with Website added as a data stream

  2. GTM account with a website added

  3. Web widget already live on a website

Integrating Google Tag Manager With UChat

In order to integrate your Google tag manager we first have to connect your website with Google Analytics 4

On your GA4 dashboard, click on admin settings

Go to Data Streams and add your website

After adding, click on the website, and copy the measurement ID. We will need this to integrate with UChat.

On your UChat dashboard, click on Integrations and scroll down till you see Google Tag Manager. Click on it and paste the Measurement ID

Your UChat is now integrated with your Google Tag Manager.

It is assumed that you have already connected your Google Tag Manager with your Google Analytics 4 Account

 

Using Google Tag Manager In UChat

 

Currently only webchat channel is supported

 

UChat sends several events back to Google Analytics, they are listed below:

Event Name

Function

bot:loaded

LOADED

bot:conversation-started

CONVERSATION_STARTED

bot:message-sent

MESSAGE_SENT

bot:message-recieved

MESSAGE_RECEIVED

bot:button-clicked

BUTTON_CLICKED

bot:chat-open

CHAT_OPENED

bot:chat-close

CHAT_CLOSED

bot:channel-opened

CHANNEL_OPENED

In order to track them, in your GTM, click on triggers and click on Create New Trigger

When setting up the trigger, choose custom event and the name of the event should be the same as defined in the table above.

When trigger is setup, you can now create a tag and attach it to this trigger.

This will enable you to receive the tag you created in your GA4 and you can keep track of this event as well.

Sending Custom Events To Google Tag Manager

You can send custom events to GTM by using bot automation flows inside the omnichannel.

Click on action block, click on Advance Actions and select Send gtag event

Click on edit action and create the event.

Once the event is made, you can now use it in a flow and the tag will be fired whenever you will reach the desired point in your flow.

Video Tutorial For Google Tag Manager Integration

 

https://youtu.be/vZZcC8yph_8

 

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