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EVENT FORWARDING

Analyze your GA4 Measurement Protocol data in plain English.

Push server-side events into GA4 from Tablize — close the attribution gap.

GA4 Measurement Protocol data analysis questions

  • "Did our server-side purchase events reach GA4 with proper attribution?"
  • "Find purchases not yet forwarded to GA4 in the last hour."
  • "Compare client-side vs server-side conversion counts in GA4."
  • "Show me GA4 forwarding error rate by event type."
  • "Which event parameters are most often missing on forwarded events?"

How to connect

  1. Sign in to Tablize and open the Integrations page in your workspace.
  2. Pick GA4 Measurement Protocol and follow the OAuth flow (or paste an API key, depending on the connector).
  3. Run your first sync. Tablize pulls historical data and sets up an incremental cursor so future syncs stay fresh.
  4. Open a new chat and ask your first question. Tablize already knows the schema.

What lands in your workspace

sent_events Audit trail of events sent to GA4.

Common workflows

Server-side conversion pipeline

Whenever a purchase lands, Tablize sends a clean, deduplicated event to GA4.

Server-side events only help if they actually arrive. With GA4 Measurement Protocol connected, Tablize audits match quality, catches events that failed validation, and reconciles forwarded conversions against your real orders.

Once GA4 Measurement Protocol is authorized, tables like sent_events sync into a dedicated schema in your workspace’s PostgreSQL — incrementally, so only new and changed rows move after the first backfill. Ask something like “Did our server-side purchase events reach GA4 with proper attribution?” and Tablize writes the SQL, runs it, draws the chart, and offers to keep the answer as a report, a scheduled script, or a live dashboard.

A setup teams reach for first — Server-side conversion pipeline: Whenever a purchase lands, Tablize sends a clean, deduplicated event to GA4.

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