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BellaDati allows you to connect and analyze data from Google Analytics.

In order to connect to a Google Analytics data source:

• Click Data sets from the Main menu
• Select Connect to data sources at the left menu under Action panel.
• Click on the logo of Google Analytics as indicated in the red box below.

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Authentication

Following window will request granting BellaDati access to your Google account.
Click Sign in using your Google account to open login screen.

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Select Page

BellaDati lists all available web pages. Select one to continue.

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Select Dimensions and Metrics

Click on desired attributes and indicators to be imported.

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Modifications

The following modifications are available for the existing Google Analytics data source:

• From/To date interval: Influences the period data are imported within (see entering date/time parameters section below).
• Authentication revocation

Entering date/time parameters

• you can enter time (date) absolutely in two different formats: dd.MM.yyyy (e.g. 1.12.2010), or yyyy-MM-dd (e.g. 2010-12-01)
• it's also possible to enter date relatively:
  • now - represents actual date
  • actualyear - represents the first day of actual year (1.1.20XX). For example actualyear selected on 21.9.2010 represents date 1.1.2010
  • actualquarter - represents the first day of actual quarter (1.1.20XX, 1.4.20XX, 1.7.20XX, 1.10.20XX). For example actualquarter selected on 21.9.2010 represents date 1.7.2010
  • actualmonth - represents the first day of actual month (1.1.20XX, 1.2.20XX, ...). For example actaulmonth selected in 21.9.2010 represents date 1.9.2010
  • actualweek - represents first day of actual week (Monday). For example actualweek selected on 21.9.2010 represents date 20.9.2010 (Monday of this week in calendar)
  • relative and absolute enterig of date can be adjusted by operators using this syntax: date +|- n[d|w|m|q|y], where n is integer, d represents day, w represents week, m represents month q represents quartal and y represents year. We can for example define time in this way:  actualyear + 2m -4d. Today is 21.9.2010, so this value represents 1.1.2010 + 2 months - 4 days, which means date 25.2.2010.

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Next Steps

• Take me back to data sources
• Import settings
• Scheduling Import

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