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Inspect GA4 ecommerce tracking requests, validate event parameters, and see what a website sends to Google Analytics. GA4 Ecommerce Tracking Inspector helps analysts, developers, and QA teams audit Google Analytics 4 ecommerce implementations directly in Chrome. Open the side panel, start a recording, and complete the ecommerce journey you want to test. The extension detects GA4 collection requests and organizes ecommerce events so you can quickly verify what was sent and whether the expected parameters are present. Key features • Audit standard GA4 ecommerce events, including product views, cart actions, checkout steps, and purchases. • Inspect event parameters and ecommerce item data. • Review multiple GA4 property IDs and filter captured events by property. • Inspect multiple URLs and hits for each event. • Add project-specific custom events to your audit. • Skip events that are not applicable to the journey being tested. • Export a shareable HTML audit report for QA and implementation documentation. • Use the inspector in a Chrome side panel while navigating the website being tested. Privacy Captured analytics data is processed and stored locally in your browser. The extension does not send captured website analytics data to an external service. Built for analytics implementation QA, ecommerce tracking validation, debugging, and development workflows.
Aug 13, 2026
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