Skip to end of metadata
Go to start of metadata

You are viewing an old version of this page. View the current version.

Compare with Current View Page History

« Previous Version 9 Current »

Step 1 – In Google Analytics

If you have already created a Universal Analytics property in Google Analytics, you can skip this step

This will send basic data only to Google Analytics

  1. Sign in to your Google Analytics account 

  2. Setup a new property using “Universal Analytics”

Make sure that you configure Google Analytics with Universal Analytics rather than Google Analytics 4 (GA4). Why can't we use Google Analytics v4 just yet?

Step 2 – In Jira Cloud

  1. From Apps / Manage Apps , browse to Google Analytics in Jira

  2. Click on the “G Sign In” (Sign in with Google) button

  3. A new “Sign in with Google” window opens – enter your Google Analytics username (email address) and press the Next button

  4. Then enter your password and press the Next button

  5. A new screen appears displaying that “David Simpson App Integrations for Google Analytics” wants access to view your Google Analytics data. Press the Allow button.

    The “Sign in with Google” window closes and your Google Analytics property data is displayed within Jira.

  6. Select the account, property and view that corresponds with your Jira Cloud instance (if you only have one property, this will automatically be filled out), then press the Save button.

  7. On successfully saving your configuration, a message is displayed


Setting up custom dimensions

Custom dimensions allow you to send contextual information about Jira issues and their parent project over to Google Analytics. Without correctly configuring custom dimensions, the Google Analytics reports within Jira will not work correctly.

The configuration screen within the app displays each necessary custom dimension and whether it has been configured correctly.

Further details of the custom dimensions used can be found here – Custom dimensions


Further reading

You may also be interested in

  • No labels