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# Integrate Google Analytics (GA4)

This guide will help you integrate Google Analytics 4 (GA4) with Fibr so that Fibr can send events to your Google Analytics 4 (GA4) instance whenever a visitor sees a personalized variation. This lets you view your Fibr data alongside all the other data you track in Google Analytics.

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**Step 1:** Click on **Settings** on the Fibr dashboard&#x20;

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**Step 2:** Navigate on **Integrations.**

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**Step 3:** Click on Connect to integrate GA4 to Fibr Dashboard.

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**Step 4:** Sign up to your Google Account connected to Google Analytics(GA4)  and allow access when prompted.

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This method uses **OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Flow**, a secure industry-standard process. This process is secure, fully compliant with Google’s API policies, and does not expose your credentials to Fibr.
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**Step 5:** Select the Account, Property and Measurement ID.&#x20;

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Once connected, Fibr starts sending a `fibr_impression_event`.&#x20;

Whenever a user views an experience, we’ll send an event to GA4 called `fibr_impression_event`. That event will contain the following properties:&#x20;

* `fibr_session_id`: The unique id of a visitor session
* `fibr_user_id`: The unique user ID assigned to the visitor
* `fibr_variation_id`: The unique ID of the variation that the user saw
* `fibr_variation_name`: The name of the variation that the user saw
* `fibr_campaign_group_id`: The unique id of the Personalization or Experiment to which the variation belongs
* `fibr_campaign_group_type`: The campaign type. This can have 2 values:
  * `Personalization`: This specifies that the variation loaded was of a personalization
  * `Experiment`: This specifies that the variation loaded was of an experiment
* `fibr_campaign_group_name`: The name of the Personalization or Experiment to which the variation belongs&#x20;
* `fibr_campaign_name`: The name of the campaign to which the variation belongs
* `fibr_campaign_id`: The unique ID of the campaign to which the variation belongs&#x20;
* `fibr_workflow_id`: The workflow to which the campaign belongs
* `fibr_campaign_group_name`: < Name of personalization or experiment >
* `fibr_client_id`: This is a unique identifier for the client
* `fibr_is_qualified`: This parameter is to determine whether the user qualified for a personalization or not