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# How to connect Google Analytics

## Set up Google Analytics for your Chrome extension

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Skip this section if you already have Google Analytics for your extension listing.
{% endhint %}

1. Sign in to <https://analytics.google.com>
2. Create an account if you don't have one
3. Create a property. You could use <https://chrome.google.com> as a domain.

![Create a property in GA console](/files/-LqcAeELvMbrmj1yyA-y)

4\. Get a Tracking ID from Google Analytics admin console

![](/files/-LqcB1VL-HV5Gfoth2wP)

5\. Put the tracking id to Webstore listing field "Google Analytics ID"

![Google Analytics ID in Chrome Webstore listing](/files/-LqcCozFJr-cjUmJz-AF)

6\. You will start getting Google Analytics data soon.

## Connecting Google Analytics to Extpose

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Extpose uses a service account for Google Analytics access because it allows specifying narrowest view-level permissions.
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In order to connect your extension Google Analytics you should provide read-only access to Extpose service account&#x20;

```
extpose1@extpose.iam.gserviceaccount.com
or 
extpose2@extpose.iam.gserviceaccount.com
```

You can follow step-by-step guide here <https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2884495?hl=en>

Or use the following instructions:

1. Go to Admin panel
2. Select a View corresponding to your extension(s).
3. Add a user with read-only access&#x20;

![Adding service account to Google Analytics account](/files/-LqcEPNQTsN5apogWg76)

After granting rights to read the data Extpose will populate conversion statistics.