GA4 numbers don't match anything else.
Shopify/Stripe say one thing, GA4 says another, Meta and Google Ads both claim the same conversion. Nobody knows which number wins.
Track Pillar · GA4 Audit
Our GA4 audit is a 10-day forensic pass over your tracking, ecommerce, attribution, and server-side setup. We find the places where GA4 disagrees with Shopify, Stripe, Ads and finance — and give you a concrete plan to fix it.
Led by senior analytics engineers — not generic "GA4 migration" checklists.

Why GA4 doesn't feel trustworthy
Migration scripts, hurried GTM setups, server-side experiments, consent changes — they all stack into a system that's technically live but practically unreliable. Our audit pulls that mess apart.
Shopify/Stripe say one thing, GA4 says another, Meta and Google Ads both claim the same conversion. Nobody knows which number wins.
Cross-domain flows, redirects, consent and ad blockers quietly strip context — so your best channels always look weaker than they are.
New landing pages, new offers, new funnels — measurement is always one sprint behind, and nobody sees the break until reports crater.
With fuzzy attribution and shaky revenue, it's safer to hold budget than to push into the channels that could actually grow the business.
What the GA4 audit includes
We don't just list issues; we connect them to revenue, reporting, and decision risk — then give you a prioritized fix roadmap.
Everything from basic events to complex ecommerce flows.
Where most GA4 setups quietly break.
So growth, finance, and agencies stop arguing.
The part that keeps GA4 clean after we're gone.
10-Day Forensic GA4 Audit
Our goal is simple: give you a clear yes/no on your current GA4 setup and a concrete path to something you can trust. No endless tickets. No vague recommendations.
Secure access to GA4, GTM, ad platforms and (where possible) backend/shop data. Capture your current configuration and key reports.
Deep dive into events, parameters, ecommerce payloads and key funnels. Identify missing, duplicated, or misfiring events.
Reconcile GA4 numbers against Shopify/Stripe/backend and ad platforms. Quantify the variance and isolate where it comes from.
Stress-test your dashboards against questions from growth, product, and finance. See where GA4 still can’t answer confidently.
Deliver a structured audit with screenshots, examples, and a prioritized fix roadmap — with optional implementation support.
You'll see a working draft of findings before the final deck, so nothing in the recommendation phase is a surprise.
Proof It Works
The output isn't just a slide deck. It's the moment when your leadership team stops arguing about numbers and starts arguing about the next best move.
DTC · Shopify + GA4 + sGTM
GA4 was under-reporting revenue and mis-counting purchases. We rebuilt ecommerce events, moved key signals server-side, and reconciled logic with backend and Ads.
SaaS · PLG motion
Signup, activation and upgrade events were implemented differently across teams. We standardized the schema in GA4 and GTM, then aligned it with product analytics.
Healthcare · Multi-domain lead flow
Cross-domain and consent rules were wiping source/medium. We re-engineered tracking, then wired CRM stages into GA4 for end-to-end visibility.
Next step
In 45–60 minutes, we’ll look at how your GA4 is wired today, review where numbers don’t match, and outline what a forensic audit would focus on first.