iOS: Issues with switching from Google Analytics to Firebase Analytics The Next CEO of Stack OverflowHow to move from Google-Analytics to Firebase-Analytics?Google Analytics not working with GTM and Firebase iOSFetch events data into Google AnalyticsFirebase custom eventsLive or hourly data sync from Firebase to BigQueryGoogle Analytics for Firebase and Google Analytics v4Can I get “ad_impression” and “ad_click” from BigQuery linked with Firebase analytics?Firebase Analytics - export userIdBigquery backfill table from Firebase AnalyticsNo events intraday data from Firebase analytics in bigquery
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iOS: Issues with switching from Google Analytics to Firebase Analytics
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowHow to move from Google-Analytics to Firebase-Analytics?Google Analytics not working with GTM and Firebase iOSFetch events data into Google AnalyticsFirebase custom eventsLive or hourly data sync from Firebase to BigQueryGoogle Analytics for Firebase and Google Analytics v4Can I get “ad_impression” and “ad_click” from BigQuery linked with Firebase analytics?Firebase Analytics - export userIdBigquery backfill table from Firebase AnalyticsNo events intraday data from Firebase analytics in bigquery
I am using Google Analytics for years for my iOS apps and was truly satisfied with it. For my regret Google is sunsetting Google Analytics later this year so I am switching to Firebase API so I can keep tracking my apps. I already done most of the integration work and can see the events appearing in Firebase console. However, I can't see custom parameter values but only event count.
For example, sending event named add_book and adding parameter named isbn with value of 1234, I will be able to see in the console only the number of times that add_book arrived and also that it contains an isbn parameter. However, it seems there is no way to view the value (i.e. 1234) of the isbn parameter. I registered the isbn parameter for the add_book event as required. Am I missing something?
Does having the full functionality of the sunsetting Google Analytics (including advanced filtering + regex filters, etc.), means I should use both Firebase Analytics and BigQuery together?
By the way, I linked Firebase Analytics with BigQuery and exported the data as suggested by Firebase Analytics, but I can't see any Analytics tables yet in BigQuery. Do I need to allow several hours before I can view the exported data?
firebase google-analytics google-bigquery google-analytics-api firebase-analytics
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I am using Google Analytics for years for my iOS apps and was truly satisfied with it. For my regret Google is sunsetting Google Analytics later this year so I am switching to Firebase API so I can keep tracking my apps. I already done most of the integration work and can see the events appearing in Firebase console. However, I can't see custom parameter values but only event count.
For example, sending event named add_book and adding parameter named isbn with value of 1234, I will be able to see in the console only the number of times that add_book arrived and also that it contains an isbn parameter. However, it seems there is no way to view the value (i.e. 1234) of the isbn parameter. I registered the isbn parameter for the add_book event as required. Am I missing something?
Does having the full functionality of the sunsetting Google Analytics (including advanced filtering + regex filters, etc.), means I should use both Firebase Analytics and BigQuery together?
By the way, I linked Firebase Analytics with BigQuery and exported the data as suggested by Firebase Analytics, but I can't see any Analytics tables yet in BigQuery. Do I need to allow several hours before I can view the exported data?
firebase google-analytics google-bigquery google-analytics-api firebase-analytics
edited Mar 8 at 23:19
TWDbag
156
asked Mar 8 at 12:40
JoshuaJoshua
6541132
add a comment |
I am using Google Analytics for years for my iOS apps and was truly satisfied with it. For my regret Google is sunsetting Google Analytics later this year so I am switching to Firebase API so I can keep tracking my apps. I already done most of the integration work and can see the events appearing in Firebase console. However, I can't see custom parameter values but only event count.
For example, sending event named add_book and adding parameter named isbn with value of 1234, I will be able to see in the console only the number of times that add_book arrived and also that it contains an isbn parameter. However, it seems there is no way to view the value (i.e. 1234) of the isbn parameter. I registered the isbn parameter for the add_book event as required. Am I missing something?
Does having the full functionality of the sunsetting Google Analytics (including advanced filtering + regex filters, etc.), means I should use both Firebase Analytics and BigQuery together?
By the way, I linked Firebase Analytics with BigQuery and exported the data as suggested by Firebase Analytics, but I can't see any Analytics tables yet in BigQuery. Do I need to allow several hours before I can view the exported data?
firebase google-analytics google-bigquery google-analytics-api firebase-analytics
edited Mar 8 at 23:19
TWDbag
156
asked Mar 8 at 12:40
JoshuaJoshua
6541132
I am using Google Analytics for years for my iOS apps and was truly satisfied with it. For my regret Google is sunsetting Google Analytics later this year so I am switching to Firebase API so I can keep tracking my apps. I already done most of the integration work and can see the events appearing in Firebase console. However, I can't see custom parameter values but only event count.
For example, sending event named add_book and adding parameter named isbn with value of 1234, I will be able to see in the console only the number of times that add_book arrived and also that it contains an isbn parameter. However, it seems there is no way to view the value (i.e. 1234) of the isbn parameter. I registered the isbn parameter for the add_book event as required. Am I missing something?
Does having the full functionality of the sunsetting Google Analytics (including advanced filtering + regex filters, etc.), means I should use both Firebase Analytics and BigQuery together?
By the way, I linked Firebase Analytics with BigQuery and exported the data as suggested by Firebase Analytics, but I can't see any Analytics tables yet in BigQuery. Do I need to allow several hours before I can view the exported data?
firebase google-analytics google-bigquery google-analytics-api firebase-analytics
firebase google-analytics google-bigquery google-analytics-api firebase-analytics
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156
asked Mar 8 at 12:40
JoshuaJoshua
6541132
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In your event overview from Firebase Console you can enable parameter reporting for individual events. The option is found in the 3 dot overflow menu.
You can do that for up to 10 unique text parameters and 40 unique numeric parameters.
Beyond those limits or for more control BigQuery is the way to go. And yes you need to wait for your first data in BigQuery. They populate a new table with one days data every day once.
answered Mar 8 at 16:39
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Thanks for the info. I already enabled parameter reporting but this only displays a parameter card with this name inside the event, without any value but only "Count" and "Users" values.
– Joshua
Mar 8 at 17:31
Parameter reporting is also lazy, might take up to 24h until data starts to appear. Then your card should have the parameter key as title and a row for each parameter value with total count and user count to it.
– kphil
Mar 8 at 18:53
I checked it out today and everything looks perfect. Both BigQuery and Firebase show all data as suggested. Thanks for your help!
– Joshua
Mar 9 at 13:28
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In your event overview from Firebase Console you can enable parameter reporting for individual events. The option is found in the 3 dot overflow menu.
You can do that for up to 10 unique text parameters and 40 unique numeric parameters.
Beyond those limits or for more control BigQuery is the way to go. And yes you need to wait for your first data in BigQuery. They populate a new table with one days data every day once.
answered Mar 8 at 16:39
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3711510
Thanks for the info. I already enabled parameter reporting but this only displays a parameter card with this name inside the event, without any value but only "Count" and "Users" values.
– Joshua
Mar 8 at 17:31
Parameter reporting is also lazy, might take up to 24h until data starts to appear. Then your card should have the parameter key as title and a row for each parameter value with total count and user count to it.
– kphil
Mar 8 at 18:53
I checked it out today and everything looks perfect. Both BigQuery and Firebase show all data as suggested. Thanks for your help!
– Joshua
Mar 9 at 13:28
add a comment |
In your event overview from Firebase Console you can enable parameter reporting for individual events. The option is found in the 3 dot overflow menu.
You can do that for up to 10 unique text parameters and 40 unique numeric parameters.
Beyond those limits or for more control BigQuery is the way to go. And yes you need to wait for your first data in BigQuery. They populate a new table with one days data every day once.
answered Mar 8 at 16:39
kphilkphil
3711510
Thanks for the info. I already enabled parameter reporting but this only displays a parameter card with this name inside the event, without any value but only "Count" and "Users" values.
– Joshua
Mar 8 at 17:31
Parameter reporting is also lazy, might take up to 24h until data starts to appear. Then your card should have the parameter key as title and a row for each parameter value with total count and user count to it.
– kphil
Mar 8 at 18:53
I checked it out today and everything looks perfect. Both BigQuery and Firebase show all data as suggested. Thanks for your help!
– Joshua
Mar 9 at 13:28
add a comment |
In your event overview from Firebase Console you can enable parameter reporting for individual events. The option is found in the 3 dot overflow menu.
You can do that for up to 10 unique text parameters and 40 unique numeric parameters.
Beyond those limits or for more control BigQuery is the way to go. And yes you need to wait for your first data in BigQuery. They populate a new table with one days data every day once.
answered Mar 8 at 16:39
kphilkphil
3711510
In your event overview from Firebase Console you can enable parameter reporting for individual events. The option is found in the 3 dot overflow menu.
You can do that for up to 10 unique text parameters and 40 unique numeric parameters.
Beyond those limits or for more control BigQuery is the way to go. And yes you need to wait for your first data in BigQuery. They populate a new table with one days data every day once.
answered Mar 8 at 16:39
kphilkphil
3711510
answered Mar 8 at 16:39
kphilkphil
3711510
answered Mar 8 at 16:39
kphilkphil
3711510
answered Mar 8 at 16:39
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Thanks for the info. I already enabled parameter reporting but this only displays a parameter card with this name inside the event, without any value but only "Count" and "Users" values.
– Joshua
Mar 8 at 17:31
Parameter reporting is also lazy, might take up to 24h until data starts to appear. Then your card should have the parameter key as title and a row for each parameter value with total count and user count to it.
– kphil
Mar 8 at 18:53
I checked it out today and everything looks perfect. Both BigQuery and Firebase show all data as suggested. Thanks for your help!
– Joshua
Mar 9 at 13:28
add a comment |
Thanks for the info. I already enabled parameter reporting but this only displays a parameter card with this name inside the event, without any value but only "Count" and "Users" values.
– Joshua
Mar 8 at 17:31
Parameter reporting is also lazy, might take up to 24h until data starts to appear. Then your card should have the parameter key as title and a row for each parameter value with total count and user count to it.
– kphil
Mar 8 at 18:53
I checked it out today and everything looks perfect. Both BigQuery and Firebase show all data as suggested. Thanks for your help!
– Joshua
Mar 9 at 13:28
Thanks for the info. I already enabled parameter reporting but this only displays a parameter card with this name inside the event, without any value but only "Count" and "Users" values.
– Joshua
Mar 8 at 17:31
Thanks for the info. I already enabled parameter reporting but this only displays a parameter card with this name inside the event, without any value but only "Count" and "Users" values.
– Joshua
Mar 8 at 17:31
Parameter reporting is also lazy, might take up to 24h until data starts to appear. Then your card should have the parameter key as title and a row for each parameter value with total count and user count to it.
– kphil
Mar 8 at 18:53
Parameter reporting is also lazy, might take up to 24h until data starts to appear. Then your card should have the parameter key as title and a row for each parameter value with total count and user count to it.
– kphil
Mar 8 at 18:53
I checked it out today and everything looks perfect. Both BigQuery and Firebase show all data as suggested. Thanks for your help!
– Joshua
Mar 9 at 13:28
I checked it out today and everything looks perfect. Both BigQuery and Firebase show all data as suggested. Thanks for your help!
– Joshua
Mar 9 at 13:28
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