Integration · Your bot and AI
Alori + Google Analytics
Ask "how many people came to my website this month?" and your bot answers from Google Analytics: visits, visitors, key events, and where they came from.
What it does.
- 01
Visits and visitors
See sessions, visitors and key events for the last 7, 28 or 90 days, next to the period before.
- 02
The pages that bring leads
Ask which pages people land on, with the ones that bring the most key events first.
- 03
Where visitors come from
See your traffic by channel (Google search, direct, ads, social) or by source, or day by day.
- 04
Your marketing bot reads it too
Zoe, your marketing bot, uses it to see which pages are worth improving.
What moves between Alori and Google Analytics
- TrafficInto AloriSessions, visitors and key events, by landing page, channel, source or day.
- PropertiesInto AloriThe GA4 properties the connected Google account can read, and the websites they measure.
How to connect it
- 1In the menu on the left, click Connectors.
- 2Click Connect on Google Analytics, under Marketing.
- 3Sign in with the Google account that has your website's Analytics, and allow Alori.
- 4Open Bots, or your Chat, and ask how your website is doing.
Questions
Another question? Ask it when you start.
No. Alori only reads it, and never changes anything there.
The one that measures your website. If your Google account has several and none matches your website, the bot asks which one.
Today isn't over, so the bot counts up to yesterday.
No. Everything else works without it. It just lets your bot answer questions about your website's traffic.
More integrations
- SlackYour bot posts in your channels: new deals, paid invoices, daily summaries. Or bring your channels over to Team chat.
- DiscordYour bot joins your server and posts what matters. Or bring your whole server over to Team chat.
- ClaudeAsk Claude about your customers, deals and invoices, and have it update them.
ChatGPTBring what ChatGPT knows about your business into Alori's memory, in one paste.- GitHubYour bot reads your code and opens pull requests for your team to review.
- Google Search ConsoleYour bot tells you how your website does in Google.