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Visitor Statistics (Google Analytics)

Track your website’s audience: number of visitors, most-viewed pages, traffic sources, and more. WebAcappella FUSION natively integrates Google Analytics 4 (GA4) and Google Tag Manager (GTM), with a GDPR-compliant consent banner—without having to copy a single line of code.

Note

Audience tracking requires a WebAcappella FUSION PRO license (SP3 or higher).

Enable audience tracking

  1. Open the site’s general settings, under “Analytics / Cookie Banner.”
  2. Select your tracking service and enter its ID.
  3. Publish your site: the tracking code is automatically embedded on all pages.

Three tracking service options are available:

Tip

No code to copy and paste: WebAcappella automatically generates the Google script on all pages upon publication, and the consent banner controls when it is triggered.

Where can you find your ID?

GDPR Consent Banner

Once a tracking service is selected, the cookie consent banner is enabled by default: no data is collected until the visitor has given consent. Its options (strict mode, “Manage Cookies” button, advertising consent with GTM, accent color) are detailed on the dedicated page:

Warning

If you disable the banner, the tracking code runs every time a page loads without asking for visitors’ consent, which violates the GDPR. Only disable it if another consent solution (CMP) blocks tracking on your behalf.

Verify that tracking is working

  1. Publish your site, then open it in your browser.
  2. Accept the consent banner.
  3. In Google Analytics, open the “Real-Time” report: your visit should appear within a few seconds.
Note

The WebAcappella preview never loads the tracking code: statistics only count visits to the published site.

Other analytics tools (Matomo, Plausible, etc.)

You can integrate another audience measurement tool by inserting its script into the custom HTML code in the site’s general properties (HEAD section). In this case, you are responsible for managing this tool’s GDPR consent.