If you manually added a Google Analytics JavaScript snippet to your help center pages, you should remove it before enabling the new settings.
This is important to avoid any conflicts or duplicate data tracking when you enable Google Analytics through the Zendesk Guide admin settings. By removing the old snippet, you ensure that your analytics data is accurate and not duplicated.
To enable Google Analytics for your Zendesk help center, you need to set up a Google Analytics account and add your tracking ID to the help center. First, create a Google Analytics account if you don't have one. Then, in the Guide admin, click the…
Google Universal Analytics is ending on July 1, 2023, and Google Analytics 360 on July 1, 2024. Data from these platforms won't migrate to Google Analytics 4. To ensure you have historical data in Google Analytics 4, Google recommends running it…
Yes, you can use alternative analytics tools by implementing tracking code directly into your theme's code. If you're on Guide Professional or higher, or Suite Growth or higher, and have a custom theme, you can paste the tracking code snippet into…
To support opt-outs for Google Analytics, you need to comply with laws like the California Consumer Privacy Act. This may involve providing end users with the option to opt-out of Google Analytics or other third-party tracking. You can implement a…
To transition from Google Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4, you need to add both tracking IDs to your Zendesk help center. In the Guide admin, enable Google Analytics under Integrations and enter both the Universal Analytics and Google…