Connection flow
OAuth 2.0 with provider account discovery. Customers choose from accounts returned by the provider rather than entering an unverified inventory endpoint.
Use curated Google Analytics 4 acquisition, page, event, ecommerce, and user-window reports with an explicit web-analytics semantic contract. This page is generated from the same customer catalog, source schemas, live-fetch classifier, semantic contracts, and export registry used by the product.
Registration alone is not enough for this page. The connector must be customer-discoverable, OAuth based, connectable at runtime, and backed by non-placeholder fetch implementations.
OAuth 2.0 with provider account discovery. Customers choose from accounts returned by the provider rather than entering an unverified inventory endpoint.
Growth and ecommerce teams that need governed GA4 reporting templates rather than an open-ended analytics-query builder.
4 declared base entities across the published reports: Item, Page, Session, Transaction.
The grain column is the declared uniqueness contract for a report row. A semantic tier includes a base entity and full semantic contract; a basic tier defines a safe report grain and common mappings without promising complete relationships.
| Report | What it contains | Tier / entity | Declared grain | Field contract |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Acquisition and eventsacquisition_traffic |
Traffic acquisition, campaign, page, and event performance. | Semantic Session |
web_property_id, report_type, date, date_window, dimension_valuesTime key: date |
185 schema fields 51 report fields export-visible |
Ecommerce itemsecommerce_items |
Product and item revenue and funnel performance. | Semantic Item |
web_property_id, report_type, date, date_window, dimension_valuesTime key: date |
185 schema fields 51 report fields export-visible |
Ecommerce ordersecommerce_orders |
Order and revenue performance by traffic source and campaign. | Semantic Transaction |
web_property_id, report_type, date, date_window, dimension_valuesTime key: date |
185 schema fields 51 report fields export-visible |
Pages and eventspages_events |
Content, website behavior, and event tracking. | Semantic Page |
web_property_id, report_type, date, date_window, dimension_valuesTime key: date |
185 schema fields 51 report fields export-visible |
Users by windowusers_by_window |
Semi-additive user counts by selected reporting window. | Semantic Session |
web_property_id, report_type, date, date_window, dimension_valuesTime key: date |
185 schema fields 51 report fields export-visible |
Export eligibility is not inferred from a connector page. The generator resolves each report through the query catalog and requires a registry contract with allowlisted default columns and modes. Eligibility does not mean a destination or production export is enabled for a customer.
Public dataset contract covering 5 supported reports on this connector.
A static contract page documents implemented product boundaries. It is not evidence that a specific tenant credential has permission to every provider account, that an upstream API is currently healthy, or that every provider field is publishable.
This page covers the five customer-visible curated GA4 templates. Attribution, MMM outcome, and BigQuery event-export contracts are not included here unless separately exposed through the customer catalog.
Registry eligibility is not customer enablement. Destination support, deployment rollout, plan entitlement, tenant and account scope, date behavior, selected-field validation, PII policies, provider-native restrictions, and raw-payload blocks still apply.
“Live-fetch ready” means the implementation is not a detected placeholder. It does not replace provider permissions, production smoke evidence, upstream API limits, or plan entitlement checks.
Connector availability is only the first question. These guides show how definitions, identifiers, attribution, time, currency, and report grain can still create different answers.
Reconcile transaction IDs, tracking coverage, revenue components, dates, scope, and currency.
Use the interactive decision tree to classify identity, definition, time, currency, attribution, and aggregation gaps.
These answers use the same verified contract data as the report table and the page’s structured data.
Metric Hive exposes 5 reviewed, live-fetch-ready Google Analytics reports. The exact reports, entities, grains, fields, and semantic tiers are listed on this page.
The published reports use the semantic tier. Semantic reports declare a base entity and complete semantic contract; basic reports declare a safe grain and common mappings without claiming complete relationship metadata.
Each report on this page passes the query and export registry eligibility checks. That does not prove a destination is enabled for a customer: plan entitlement, destination support, rollout gates, tenant scope, and field policies still apply.
Browse the full connector catalog, review canonical semantic definitions, or check pricing before starting an OAuth connection. Provider setup documentation