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worried-planet-2191
12/13/2024, 4:49 AMThis message was deleted.
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fresh-football-47124
12/13/2024, 8:54 AM
GrowthBook can pull data from pretty much anywhere... but if you're using Athena, you'll need a way to get the data into it. If you're using GA4, why not use BigQuery? There probably is a way to get data from GA4 to Athena (or use a different tracking tool, like Segment)
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glamorous-parrot-40860
12/13/2024, 10:27 AMHi Graham,
Thanks for your reply.
We configured the data source as GA4 in 2023, but we no longer see that option available.
Has something changed recently?
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fresh-football-47124
12/16/2024, 10:33 AM
thats an old GA universal analytics (UA) connection
fresh-football-47124
12/16/2024, 10:33 AM
since Google stopped supporting them, we also took them away
fresh-football-47124
12/16/2024, 10:33 AM
the GA4 connections are only supported through BigQuery
fresh-football-47124
12/16/2024, 10:34 AM
well - that's not true - we support anywhere your data ends up
fresh-football-47124
12/16/2024, 10:34 AM
for most GA4 users its easier to get it to BigQuery
fresh-football-47124
12/16/2024, 10:34 AM
you can make a new connection and connect it to Athena
fresh-football-47124
12/16/2024, 10:34 AM
you may have to write the SQL yourself
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glamorous-parrot-40860
12/16/2024, 11:10 AMHi Graham,
Thanks for your reply.
Is it possible to include BigQuery in an existing GA4 data source connection to generate results for existing experiments in Growth Book?
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