- Sessions and users, recorded per day and kept
- Engagement, so a visit that bounced is not counted as a visit that read
- Conversions, as you have defined them in GA4
- Accounts and properties discovered for you, so there is no hunting for a measurement ID
Your website and your conversations, one picture.
Your GA4 properties connect through the same Google login, and website behaviour sits beside your messaging, social and review data instead of in a separate tab.
What comes in, what it answers, and what is never invented.
GA4 already tells you what happened on your site. What it cannot tell you is which message caused it.
- Did the broadcast move website traffic, with the send date on the same axis
- Did the reel bring sign-ups, with the post and the sessions side by side
- What they did on your site before they messaged you, on one contact timeline
- Which channel produced the visit that converted, rather than the last click alone
- Numbers are reported, never modelled. If GA4 does not return a figure, uxjo shows nothing there
- One Google connection covers Analytics, Search Console, Ads, Business Profile and YouTube
- You choose the property, and you can change it later without disconnecting
- Reading is a permission, logged like any other access
Why a send and a session belong on one axis.
1,240 messages, paced per number, with the send time recorded.
broadcastSessions, users and engagement land against the same date.
ga4 dailyNo export, no VLOOKUP, no arguing about which tab is right.
one axisSessions rose 41% that day, and the cause is on the same screen.
measuredHer site behaviour sits above the WhatsApp thread that followed it.
contact timelineBecause you know which one worked rather than which one felt good.
decidedAsked and answered.
Does uxjo connect to Google Analytics?
Yes. Your GA4 properties connect through the same Google login as your Business Profile, and accounts and properties are discovered for you so there is no hunting for a measurement ID.
What GA4 data does uxjo show?
Sessions, users, engagement and conversions, recorded per day and kept, so you have a history rather than whatever the current window shows.
What does putting GA4 next to messaging actually give me?
The questions that are otherwise unanswerable: did the broadcast move website traffic, did the reel bring sign-ups. The send and the sessions land on the same axis, so the comparison needs no export.
Does uxjo estimate or model any of these numbers?
No. Everything shown is reported by GA4. Where a figure is not returned, uxjo shows a gap rather than filling it.
Can I change which property is connected?
Yes, you can switch the selected property later without disconnecting the Google account.