Your numbers never match.
GA4, Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot and Ads all tell different stories. Nobody is sure which one to trust.
Track Pillar · Data Foundation
Track is Analytico's data foundation practice. We engineer GA4, GTM, and server-side tracking so your numbers line up with reality—not guesses, not stitched-together spreadsheets.
Built for teams that can't afford fuzzy numbers: growth, performance, product, and finance.
Before vs After · Revenue Signal
Before
After
Accuracy
Revenue and conversions validated against your backend.
Resilience
Built to withstand browser changes, consent, and redesigns.
Clarity
Every event has an owner, definition, and purpose.
The Cost of Weak Tracking
When your events, revenue, and conversions don't line up, every decision slows down. Teams argue, channels get mis-credited, and "safety" spend replaces smart bets.
GA4, Shopify, Stripe, HubSpot and Ads all tell different stories. Nobody is sure which one to trust.
Meta says one thing, Google Ads says another, finance says neither. Budget decisions become guesswork.
New pages, flows, or redesigns quietly ship without measurement updates—until someone notices the cliff.
CMPs, Consent Mode, and regional rules silently block critical events, and no one is monitoring the impact.
What Track Delivers
Track isn't "just GTM work." It's the engineering of your entire measurement layer—so Analysis and Optimization have something reliable to build on.
Accuracy
Purchase and conversion data that aligns across GA4, Ads platforms, and your backend—within an agreed tolerance.
Completeness
Every key step in your funnel, from landing to renewal, is measured in the right place with the right context.
Resilience
Tracking that survives browser changes, consent shifts, site redesigns, and new product launches.
Governance
A shared event schema, UTM framework, and documentation your teams can actually follow.
Track Services
Whether your tracking is half-working or barely hanging on, we meet you where you are: rescue, rebuild, or design for where your growth is going—not where it was.
From messy migrations to clean, business-ready analytics properties.
Structured, documented tagging designed like a product, not a side-task.
Accuracy and resilience for Ads platforms when browsers and privacy keep changing.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, headless storefronts—without hacks.
Close the gap between marketing touchpoints, sales stages, and revenue.
Measure responsibly without flying blind in key markets and devices.
Shared language for how events, campaigns, and KPIs are defined and tracked.
A safety net for your measurement layer as the business evolves.
Track → Analyze → Optimize
We don't stop at fixed tracking. Track is built to power deep analytics and confident optimization—so your attribution models, experiments, and growth decisions run on solid ground.
Track
Events, conversions, and revenue are captured cleanly and consistently across tools.
Analyze
Modeling, reporting, and attribution frameworks built on the measurement layer Track provides.
Optimize
Experiments, campaigns, and product changes prioritized and evaluated with confidence.
Selected Track Engagements
Names can be anonymized, but the problems are real: mismatched numbers, broken funnels, and teams that don't trust their dashboards. Track is how we fix that.
E-commerce · Shopify + GA4 + sGTM
Problem: GA4 revenue was under-reporting by ~30% vs Shopify and Google Ads conversions constantly disagreed.
What we did: Rebuilt GA4 measurement, moved key events to server-side, and aligned purchase logic with backend and Ads.
Impact: Revenue match within 1–2%, paid channel decisions made on one shared set of numbers.
SaaS · PLG funnel tracking
Problem: Signup, activation, and upgrade events were defined differently across teams and tools.
What we did: Standardized event schema, instrumented product analytics, and wired lifecycle events into GA4.
Impact: Clear funnel from marketing touch to in-product activation; experiments could target specific drop-offs.
Healthcare · Multi-domain lead flows
Problem: Leads moved across 3+ domains and systems; attribution broke at each redirect and form handoff.
What we did: Implemented cross-domain tracking, structured tagging, and CRM-integrated events.
Impact: Leadership saw end-to-end lead flow and true channel contribution—without manual stitching.
Next step
In 45–60 minutes, we review how your tracking is wired today, identify the biggest risk areas, and outline a plan to get to clean, decision-ready data.