Google Analytics

Check whether a set of dimensions and metrics can be combined in the same report before running it. Not every pair is valid in GA4.

Tool to create an expanded data set for a property. use when you need to combine specific dimensions and metrics into a custom dataset after property creation.

Tool to retrieve a single account by its resource name. use when you need detailed account info after confirming the account resource name (e.g., accounts/100).

List every dimension and metric this property accepts, including the custom ones. Call this when unsure which names a report can use.

Tool to list all accounts accessible by the caller. use when you need to enumerate all google analytics accounts your credentials can access.

Tool to list all audiences on a property. use when you need to fetch all audiences for a ga4 property after confirming its existence.

List the property's key events (what GA4 counts as a conversion). Use to learn which event names are worth reporting on.

List every Google Analytics account the connected user can see, each with its GA4 properties (id + display name). Start here: every other tool needs a property_id.

Funnel report: how many people advance through each step and where they drop off. Use for 'where are people abandoning the checkout'.

Cross two or more dimensions in a pivot table (e.g. channel by month). Use when a flat report would need one row per combination.

Who is on the site right now: realtime report for the last 30 minutes. Use for 'how many people are online', not for historical periods.

Run a Google Analytics report: users, sessions, pageviews, conversions and revenue, broken down by any dimension (date, channel, source, page, country, device). This is the main tool for questions abo