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Learn moreGA4 already measures your website, your event pages belong in the same picture. With Streavent you paste your Measurement ID into one field, and every event page loads your GA4 tag: visitors, sessions and the path to registration, right where attendees sign.

The problem
You track every page of your main website, but the event microsite lives elsewhere, on a separate domain with no tag. The campaign that drives visitors to your registration page stays invisible in GA4, and you never see which channel filled the room.
Data flow
The most common flows, each as a live sync.
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You drop your GA4 measurement ID into one field, then page views and events from your event page flow straight into your GA4 property, ready to report on.


These are the most common flows, not all of them. Speakers, sponsors, agenda and more sync too, and you can create a whole event straight from your tool.
How it works
You copy the G-ID from your GA4 property and paste it into the analytics field in Streavent. No script to build, no tag to hand to a developer.
From that moment every page of your event website, from the landing page to the registration confirmation, loads your GA4 tag and reports into your property.
In GA4 you see visitors, sessions, traffic sources and the path to sign-up. You finally know which campaign, channel or link actually filled your event.
For your team
See which ad, newsletter or post drove registrations, and report event traffic in the same GA4 dashboards you already use for the website.
Event pages feed the same GA4 property as the rest of your site, so your analysts work with one dataset instead of a separate export from an event tool.
You set the Measurement ID once and forget it. Every new event page you build in Streavent is tracked from the start, with no extra step per event.
Availability
We set up the integration together during onboarding, tailored to your systems.
Customer Stories
Meet the people behind the events: real teams who plan, run, and scale their events with Streavent.
“We ran the entire event in one system and went live in under a week.”
“Our event app basically builds itself, with content syncing automatically from our CRM.”
“We deliver our AI webinars as professional livestreams in top quality, all from one platform.”
“We build event landing pages without an agency, and it shows a clear ROI.”
“Check-in was effortless, even volunteers were ready in minutes.”
“Digital, hybrid, in-person: the platform gives us full flexibility, with a truly professional look.”
“We ran check-in entirely through the platform, and the analytics help us improve every event.”
“Our CRM connects directly via API, so we build complete events in just a few clicks.”
“The all-in-one solution we scale up or down for every event, seamlessly integrated with our CRM.”
Send us your GA4 Measurement ID and your next event, and we will show you the field where it goes: your event pages tracked, your registrations measured, all in the property you already run.
FAQ
You paste your GA4 Measurement ID, the G-ID from your Analytics property, into the analytics field in Streavent. From then on Streavent loads your GA4 tag on every page of your event website, from the landing page to the registration confirmation. Tracking and analysis then run in GA4 exactly as they do for the rest of your site. There is no script to build and nothing to hand to a developer.
Everything GA4 normally reports, now for your event pages: visitors, sessions, traffic sources, devices and the path visitors take to registration. You see which campaign or channel drove sign-ups and where people drop off. The analysis stays inside GA4, in the same property and dashboards you already use, so event traffic sits next to the rest of your website instead of in a separate tool.
No. The direct way is a single field: you paste the Measurement ID and Streavent handles the tag. If you prefer to route everything through Google Tag Manager, you can do that too and manage GA4 there alongside your other tags. Both paths end in the same place, your event pages reporting into your GA4 property.
Streavent hosts your event pages in Germany with a data processing agreement in place. The GA4 tag respects your consent setup: if you run a consent tool such as Cookiebot, the tag fires according to the visitor choice, and existing consent from your main website can be passed through to the event page. That way you measure your event and stay GDPR compliant at the same time.
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