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To send Google Analytics GA4 data to PostgreSQL, use Kondado, a no-code data replication platform that connects directly to your GA4 account and delivers information to your database within minutes. With Kondado, marketing managers and agency analysts can centralize user behavior metrics, sessions, and conversions in a robust, cost-effective SQL environment, enabling advanced analytics without complex API management or internal development resources. The setup is straightforward and requires no deep technical knowledge, allowing your operations team to start working with data quickly to generate valuable insights about digital performance and make informed decisions based on current information. This automated approach eliminates manual data exports and ensures your PostgreSQL database always contains fresh analytics data for comprehensive reporting.
Kondado replicates Google Analytics GA4 data to PostgreSQL automatically on a user-configured schedule, providing 13 pipelines with 105 fields including Channel Performance, E-commerce Revenue, and Landing Page Analysis.
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With Kondado’s available pipelines, you can replicate Channel Performance to analyze monthly traffic by source and medium, identifying which campaigns drive qualified sessions. Use E-commerce Revenue Daily to monitor transactions, total revenue, and conversion rates at the frequency your operation requires. The Landing Page Analysis pipeline allows marketing managers to evaluate specific URL performance, enabling campaign optimization directly in PostgreSQL by joining this valuable data with CRM information or other advertising platforms for a complete funnel view.
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| Integration | Description |
|---|---|
| Channel Performance (Monthly) | Analyze monthly channel performance with metrics such as sessions, users, and bounce rate, along with dimensions like source/medium and campaign. |
| Custom Report (Core) | Create custom reports by selecting dimensions like date and page, and metrics such as users and sessions for detailed analysis. |
| Device & Region Performance | Evaluate performance by device and region using metrics like sessions and users, along with dimensions such as device type and location. |
| Device Performance | Analyze performance across different devices with metrics such as sessions, bounce rate, and average session duration. |
| E-commerce Revenue (Daily) | Monitor daily e-commerce revenue using metrics such as total revenue, number of transactions, and conversion rate. |
| Events Tracking (Daily) | Track daily events with metrics such as event count, unique users, and engagement, along with dimensions like event type. |
| Geographic Performance (Daily) | Analyze daily geographic performance with dimensions such as location and metrics like sessions, users, and bounce rate. |
| Geographic Performance (Monthly) | Examine monthly geographic performance using metrics like sessions and users, along with dimensions such as location and source. |
| Landing Page Analysis | Evaluate landing page performance with metrics such as conversion rate and sessions, along with dimensions like page URL and source. |
| Page Content Analysis | Analyze page content with metrics such as average time on page and sessions, along with dimensions like URL and page title. |
| Product Category Monthly | Monthly report analyzing revenue, sessions, and users by product category, allowing insights into the performance of each category over time. |
| Product Performance | Report detailing metrics such as revenue, units sold, and sessions by product, facilitating the analysis of individual item performance. |
| Traffic Acquisition Daily | Daily report including dimensions such as date, source/medium, and campaign, with metrics of sessions, users, and bounce rate, allowing evaluation of campaign effectiveness. |
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Sync data automatically — no code, no manual exports.
Access Kondado and add Google Analytics GA4 as your data source, authenticating with your Google account in just a few clicks.
Select PostgreSQL as your destination and enter your database credentials to establish the connection.
Choose from the 13 available GA4 pipelines and set your desired replication frequency, such as every 15 minutes or daily.
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