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Working with Google Analytics (v4)

Below is an overview of the URLs of checkout pages and what they mean. Payers paying on your payment forms will be directed to unique URLs once they enter their initial information.

Checkout Page Reference

Visiting a checkout page

When a potential payer visits a payment form the URL will look something like this:

https://app.moonclerk.com/pay/5/3x993hrglt

Notes

  • When this page is visited we will fire a checkout_start event.
  • The 3x993hrglt value in the example above will vary between payment forms and represents the form token.
  • The /5 portion of the URL may be removed in the future.

Moving to the payment page

After a potential payer has entered their info on the first page of the checkout, they will be directed to a URL similar to:

https://app.moonclerk.com/pay/5/3x993hrglt/i/efv7Rb2Hgnb5us2GxmPN4tYW

Notes

  • When this page is visited we will fire a checkout_add_payment event.
  • The efv7Rb2Hgnb5us2GxmPN4tYW value above will vary between payers' checkout sessions.

Editing the checkout

If a potential payer goes back to edit info on the first page, the URL will be similar to:

https://app.moonclerk.com/pay/5/3x993hrglt/i/efv7Rb2Hgnb5us2GxmPN4tYW/edit
  • No event is fired for this page.

4. Once a payer successfully enters a payment method, they will be directed here:

Completing a checkout

Once a payer successfully enters a payment method and completes a checkout with either a successful (or pending in the case of bank payments), the URL will be similar to:

https://app.moonclerk.com/pay/5/3x993hrglt/i/efv7Rb2Hgnb5us2GxmPN4tYW/complete

Notes

  • When this page is visited we will fire a checkout_complete event.

Using MoonClerk Events in GA4

Tracking events on a form basis

All events will contain the form_token parameter which is the form token in the URL. This can be useful to set up a custom dimension in the GA4 admin which will let you see conversions on a per form basis.

Conversions

If you want to see conversions in your GA4 dashboard, you configure checkout_complete as a conversion event.