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If you're using custom dimensions, you need to set it to be at the user level, not hit level, so it persists beyond the initial event. GrowthBook can actually query your GA data and do all of the statistical analysis for you, which makes everything much easier. We just require you to send your events to a data warehouse like BigQuery, which is easy to configure with Rudderstack.

Thank you Jeremy, as you can see in het screenshots, only the dimension of the

viewed_experiment

parent-event is set at event scope. The 2 dimensions, which are properties of that same event, are set at the user scope. Could this be the problem? We are using GA to check for differences and to be able to do more in depth analyses since there are more filtering/segmentation options.

Don't know how much I can help there. I think that's more a question for Google Analytics. If you're able to get the data into a BigQuery data warehouse, I can help you get metrics and experiment results showing up within the GrowthBook app.

Thank you Jeremy. I think you're right and it's not directly related to GrowthBook, since we're able to get that data right into the application. I'll post the issue elsewhere on a suitable forum.