Blueprint Developer Manual / Version 2101
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Google Analytics is accessed using the Google Analytics Universal API. To access Google Analytics Data, you need to create a
service account (Google Developer Console). The service account email and p12 Key File (PKCS Standard) are used for OAuth 2.0 authentication.
Note
Remember to grant access to the analytics reports for the service account.
Custom variables must be defined as dimension1...n in the Google Analytics Web interface.
| Custom Variable | Use |
|---|---|
dimension1
| Content ID |
dimension2
| Content Type |
dimension3
| Navigation Path |
Table 4.2. Google Analytics custom variables
Both page views and tracked events are considered at retrieval time. The following configuration options are available:
| Technical Variable Name | Description/Value | Required |
|---|---|---|
applicationName
| Name of the app accessing Google Analytics data, used in the UserAgent header of each request. | true |
pid
|
A numeric Google Analytics profile ID providing the data to fetch
(compare with property pid described in Table 3.1, “Google Analytics Tracking Configuration Options”).
| true |
serviceAccountEmail
| Email address of the service account. | true |
p12File
| Create a CMDownload Document and upload the p12 Key File as blob. Link this document in the Analytics Settings P12 Key file field. | true |
Table 4.3. Google Analytics Retrieval Configuration Options
Caution
Please take care of security protection of the CMDownload Document containing your Google Analytics p12 Key File:
- Restrict read access to the CMDownload Document
- Ensure that no link is generated to the CMDownload document, for example by linking to it in another document
- Exclude the document from website search by checking the corresponding option.
Caution
Please refer to the Google Analytics Developers Documentation for further information on request quotas.
