New versions of Google Analytics in Confluence & Google Analytics in Jira were released in March 2023. This allows you to continue using Universal Analytics (UA) alongside Google Analytics 4 (GA4).
As UA data is not compatible with GA4 data, you will not be able to directly compare the 2 types of data, but will be able to see the reports for each separately.
March 2023
Released new versions of Google Analytics in Confluence & Google Analytics in Jira which supports both UA and GA4.
March 21, 2023 – Release date for Google Analytics in Confluence
March 29, 2023 – Release date for Google Analytics in Jira
We ask current users of the app to configure the GA4 data collection so that both types of data can be collected at the same time, and you have some time to familiarise yourself with the new reporting.
We will provide support, through video tutorials and/or screen sharing to help with the process.
July 1, 2023
UA data collection will cease, but GA4 data collection will continue.
Access to historic UA reports will remain available until December 2023.
Because GA4 has a new data model, you cannot migrate your historical data from GA3 to GA4. Google has enabled historical data to be available on your UA instance until .
Archive your UA historical data by exporting it to a data visualisation tool like Tableau or Looker Studio.
Do this before .
Learn more about a few ways to export historical data from Google Analytics.
December, 2023
All screens in Google Analytics in Confluence & Google Analytics in Jira which reference Universal Analytics will be removed from the app.
Note: From March 21, 2023, all new installs will only be allowed to use GA4 in the app – this is so that there is no migration required.
Note: From March 21, 2023, all new installs will only be allowed to use GA4 in the app – this is so that there is no migration required.