# Google Analytics

Some events like the slide displayed or the recommended products clicked can be tracked in Google Analytics. In order to set it up, enable your Google Analytics integration:

![](/files/hmqXq3QVnl8hescynOB3)

{% hint style="warning" %}
Keep in mind that Pickzen will try to use the Google Analytics script installed on the page. If this script has not been installed, no events l be sent.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

### Events

#### slide-view

Event fired when a slide is displayed.

**Event Action**: slide-view\
**Event Category**: pz #assistantCode\
**Label**: #slideId

#### end

Event fired when the Assistant is completed.

**Event Action**: end\
**Event Category**: pz #assistantCode

#### result-click

Event fired when the user clicks on a recommended product.

**Event Action**: result-click\
**Event Category**: pz #assistantCode\
**Event Label**: #productId

#### result-generic-cta-click

Event fired when the Add all to cart button is clicked.

**Event Action**: result-generic-cta-click\
**Event Category**: pz #assistantCode

This is a sample view:

![](/files/-MAaWYhNBoVSVWSrvqFE)

{% hint style="info" %}
If you need any particular event, let us know.
{% endhint %}

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