Notably, GA4 has superseded UA. However, with Fyr, you now have the capability to visualize your historical UA data alongside your GA4 data on unified graphs. Instructions on how to merge these resources can be found below.
Merging UA and GA4
Navigate to your organization settings resources to merge UA with GA4. In the drop down menu you need to select which UA resource you would like to merge with the GA4 resource.
Once merged you can navigate to Website Analytics to see your analytics data in one unified graph.
Once merged you can navigate to Website Analytics to see your analytics data in one unified graph.
Merging UA Goals with GA4 Conversions
You can also connect one or more goals to contribute to the unified conversion tracking. Simply select the Google Universal Analytics goal you'd like to connect to a Google Analytics 4 conversion, and click merge.
Once merged, you can navigate to the conversions tab in Website Analytics to see your unified conversions.
Once merged, you can navigate to the conversions tab in Website Analytics to see your unified conversions.
Website Analytics report before merge (example)
Example of how your Website Analytics report might look with only GA4 as a resource.
Website Analytics report after merge (example)
Example of how your Website Analytics report might look like with data from UA and GA4 merged.
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