Test & Debug Analyzify Setup

Download the Analytics Debugger extension from the Chrome Web Store.

Go to your store's website, right-click on an empty space, and press "Inspect."

Navigate to the Analytics Debugger tool on the right tab and click "Start Debugging."

Then click on the plus icon to add the GA4 vendor.

From the settings page, choose GA4 vendor by clicking the plus icon, apply changes, and wait for the tool to be refreshed.

The GA4 vendor allows you to view the events triggered in the debugger tool. To determine whether the events are coming from Analyzify, you can check the event parameters.

PS: If you're using the Direct Integration, you should see analyzify_source = analyzify_ga_primary. If you're using the Customized (GTM) Integration, it should appear as analyzify_source = advanced.

The first event you should see once you load the page is sh_info You should be able to see this event on all pages of your store.

Now go to a collection page and see if the ee_view_item_list event is triggered at the GTM/GTAG tab.

Then, navigate to a product page and check if the ee_view_item event is triggered at GTM/GTAG tab.

To see if the ee_add_to_cart event is triggered, you can add a product to your cart.

By going to your cart, you can check that the ee_view_cart event is triggered.

In your cart, try removing an item to check if the ee_remove_from_cart event is triggered.

Finally, initiate the checkout process and check the GTM/GTAG tab to see if the ee_begin_checkout event is triggered.

When you debug your store, the first event you should see once you load the page is page_view. You should be able to see this event on all pages of your store.

Then you can move on and go to a collection page and see if the view_item_list event is triggered here.

You can navigate to a product page and see if the view_item event is triggered.

You can add a product to your cart and check if the add_to_cart event is triggered.

You can check that the view_cart event is triggered by going to your cart.

In your cart, try removing an item to check if the remove_from_cart event is triggered.

Finally, you should initiate the checkout process and observe whether the begin_checkout event is triggered or not.

In your Shopify Admin, go to the "Discounts" section and click on "Create discount."

Select the discount type as "Amount off order."

Fill in the relevant details such as percentage, eligibility, usage limits, combinable options, and active dates. Be sure to enable the option to combine it with other discounts so they can be used together. Once completed, save your changes.

Next, create a second discount code by selecting "Free shipping" as the discount type.

Now, fill in the details for your free shipping code. Make sure to enable the option to combine it with your previously created discount so both can be used together

Once both codes are created, you can test them during a purchase to debug the purchase event tracking.

Download the Tag Assistant extension from the Chrome Web Store.

Go to your store, enable Tag Assistant, and click on the relevant Google Ads tag that starts with "AW-".

After refreshing the page, navigate to a product page and check the "Hits sent" section in Tag Assistant to see if any conversions are being triggered. Click on the conversion event and verify that the Conversion Label matches the Product Detail Label in your Google Ads Conversion Tracking tag.

Add a product to the cart and check if the Conversion Label matches the Add to Cart Label in the Google Ads Conversion Tracking tag.

Initiate the checkout and check if the Conversion Label matches the Begin Checkout Label in the Google Ads Conversion Tracking tag.

Download the Meta Pixel Helper extension via the Chrome Web Store. This extension will help you verify the client-side events.

Go to your store, and enable Meta Pixel Helper extension.

First, visit a product page and verify that the ViewContent event is fired successfully.

Now, add a product to your cart and verify that the AddToCart event is fired successfully.

Let's start with the checkout process and verify that the "Initiate Checkout" event is fired and visible in the extension.

On the checkout page, enter your payment information and verify that the AddPaymentInfo event is fired.

If you're on the Analyzify Yearly Plan and have Meta server-side tracking enabled for your store, you can verify that it’s working by opening Inspect > Network in your browser and filtering for analyzifycdn.

As shown in the screenshot, once you filter by analyzifycdn in the Network tab, look for the “collect” request with a small arrow or triangle icon next to it (indicating expandable content). Click on it to view and verify the event data being sent.

While the Network tab is open and analyzifycdn is filtered, navigate to a product page and verify that the view_item server-side event is working.

While the Network tab is open and analyzifycdn is filtered, add a product to your cart and verify that the add_to_cart server-side event is working.

While the Network tab is open and analyzifycdn is filtered, proceed to the checkout page and verify that the begin_checkout server-side event is working.

On the checkout page, enter your payment information while the Network tab is open and analyzifycdn is filtered, and verify that the add_payment_info server-side event is fired.