**When will MOZ support GA4?**
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Google has announced that it will not report new "Universal Analytics" data as of July 1, 2023. That would mean, at that time, MOZ "traffic" results will apparently become irrelevant?
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I'm expecting something to roll out this week or next.
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Hey guys, any updates on this?
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Hi Nwx
We're aware of the deadline of course, and aiming our efforts accordingly.
It's always a balance in terms of getting something out early vs adding new functionality at the same time.
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@Tom-Capper Is there an eta for this at all?
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@Tom-Capper Any news on when this is likely to be implemented - time is ticking?
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Has there been any progress made with this?
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Hi Mike
If you use Moz to report on your GA data, then currently that is indeed relying on UA.
Our goal is to have a futureproof solution in place before UA data becomes unavailable.
- Tom
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@dcmike MOZ Team will definitely support GA4
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