32 tools for Google Analytics 4. Ad platforms tell you what the click cost. GA4 tells you what happened after the click: which channels bring engaged visitors, which landing pages fail to convert, and where people drop out of the funnel.
Every GA4 tool is read-only. Adsyncs never changes your analytics setup.
Most questions are answered by a ready-made report (acquisition, pages, events, revenue, funnels, audience). When none fits, the AI can build a custom report, and it checks first that GA4 allows that combination of fields.
Sample prompts
"Give me last week's executive summary vs. the week before."
"Which landing pages get paid traffic but almost no key events?"
"Where do visitors drop off in our demo-request funnel?"
"Compare paid social and paid search: sessions, conversions, and revenue for the last 30 days."
"Did anything move unusually by country this month?"
Properties & setup
Tool
What it does
Mode
google_analytics_4_list_accounts
GA4 accounts and the properties under each.
Read
google_analytics_4_list_properties
GA4 properties with currency and time zone.
Read
google_analytics_4_get_metadata
Every dimension and metric available on a property, custom ones included.
Read
google_analytics_4_check_compatibility
Check that a dimension + metric combination can be queried before running it.
Read
Acquisition
Tool
What it does
Mode
google_analytics_4_get_traffic_acquisition
Sessions, engagement, and conversions by channel, source, and medium.
Read
google_analytics_4_get_user_acquisition
New users by the channel that first brought them in.
Read
google_analytics_4_get_channel_performance
Rollup by default channel group: the first stop when numbers shift.
Read
google_analytics_4_get_source_medium_performance
Sessions, conversions, and revenue by source / medium.
Read
google_analytics_4_get_campaign_performance
UTM-tagged campaign results across every ad platform.