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What is the GA4 Client and How to Set It Up?

The GA4 Client processes data from the Google Tag Manager Web Container on your server and forwards events to platforms like Google Analytics or Facebook Ads using specific tags. Additionally, other clients, such as a Data Client, can also receive data via webhooks, offering flexibility in managing and distributing your event data.

In this document, you will learn how to create a GA4 Client and configure the required settings for its setup.

Create GA4 Client

GA4 Client Configuration

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Create GA4 Client



To begin processing events in your server container, you must create a new client. The client serves as a receiver for incoming requests, analyzing the data and determining how it should be processed or forwarded to other platforms. By creating a client, you enable your server container to handle events effectively and route them to the desired destinations.



GA4 Client Configuration



Once the client is created, you need to configure its settings and ensure the necessary configurations are enabled in the client setup. Activate the relevant options and input the required details to optimize data handling and performance.

Below is a table where the required settings for the client configuration are described. These settings need to be enabled to ensure proper functionality and performance of the setup.

Sr No.SettingsDescriptionStatus
1Default GA4 pathsEnables the client to respond to requests for default GA4 paths.Enable
2Default gtag.js paths for specific IDsAllows the client to activate specific Measurement IDs.Enable
3Automatically serve all dependent Google scriptsEnsures all required Google scripts are served through the server.Enable
4Compress HTTP responseCompresses HTTP responses to optimize performance.Enable
5Enable region-specific settingsEnables settings specific to certain regions for compliance and customization.Disable


Updated on: 08/01/2025

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