Traffic and Google Analytics

Why PartnerKits aims to bring traffic and business performance together, and what is planned for the next Google Analytics release.

Status: planned for the next release. Google Analytics connection and traffic reporting are not available in the current product.

Why traffic belongs beside business data

A traffic dashboard tells you how people find your app. Shopify Partner records tell you what happens in the business: installations, merchants, recurring commitments and sales. Reading them separately makes it harder to ask useful questions about acquisition and operating performance.

We want PartnerKits to bring these views into one app workspace so Shopify app developers can spend more time understanding the business and less time collecting numbers from different tools.

What works today

The current release focuses on Shopify Partner business data: revenue, merchants, installations, billing records, synchronization and metric reports. It does not import GA sessions, traffic sources or conversion events.

What we plan next

The next phase is a Google Analytics connection for app traffic data. Our goal is to make acquisition context easier to read alongside the existing operating dashboard.

Specific dimensions, event mappings and attribution behavior will be documented when the integration is available. We are not promising a release date or automatic visitor-to-paying-merchant attribution today.

Google sign-in is a different connection

Signing in to PartnerKits with Google identifies your account. It does not grant access to Analytics properties or connect GA data. A future Analytics integration will require its own connection flow.

Start with the business view

You can connect your Shopify app now and build a useful operating view with the data already available. The next phase will bring traffic context into the same workspace.