Compare traffic sources
For GA4 property [ID], check available metrics and compare sessions by source and medium for [date range] versus [comparison range].
Leina connects to Google Analytics to help you compare website traffic and explain changes in GA4 reports. Ask in your team chat. Leina does the work and brings back the result.
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Compare sessions by source and medium for GA4 property [property ID], October 1–7 versus September 24–30. Show the biggest gains and losses.
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I’ve compared both weeks using the same source and medium grouping. Here are the largest changes in sessions.
Google Analytics · Traffic comparison
GA4 · Weekly traffic comparison
Session changes by source and medium across two matching periods.
A Google Analytics AI assistant turns GA4 report data into answers to your traffic questions. Choose the property, periods, and metrics, then compare sources, pages, or events with the same reporting criteria.
You specify the source and the destination. Leina uses the content available to your connection and returns the result for you to review.
Google Analytics measures website and app activity through GA4 properties and reports.
Check the dimensions and metrics for this property.
Request matching source and medium reports.
Compare each source’s sessions between the weeks.
Show the largest changes with their actual counts.
Copy a prompt, add your details, and send it to Leina in your connected team chat.
For GA4 property [ID], check available metrics and compare sessions by source and medium for [date range] versus [comparison range].
For GA4 property [property ID], review the top pages by views for [date range]. Include active users and average session duration, and highlight differences worth investigating.
For GA4 property [property ID], summarize key events for [date range]. Show event names, counts, and session key event rates.
Compare sessions by source for GA4 property [property ID] over [two date ranges]. Post a concise summary with the periods and largest changes to Slack channel [channel ID].
Your next Google Analytics task can start with a message.
Tell Leina what you need in your team chat. Include the source, destination, and expected result.
Connect the tools involved and give Leina access to the content it needs.
Share the source material, say where the result belongs, and describe what you need.
Review the result and any changes in the connected app.
Hand off these everyday tasks to your AI employee.
List Google Analytics accounts and property summaries visible to the connected Google account.
List Google Analytics properties visible to the connected account as user-selectable options. Use this first when the user does not know their GA4 propertyId.
Get available dimensions and metrics for a Google Analytics property before building reports.
Get the key setup details for a Google Analytics property before choosing reports.
Run a Google Analytics Data API report for selected dimensions, metrics, and date ranges.
Run a Google Analytics acquisition report showing where sessions and users came from.
Run a Google Analytics engagement trend report for users, sessions, and engagement quality.
Run a Google Analytics pages report for page views, users, sessions, and engagement.
Run a Google Analytics events report for event volume, users, key events, and value.
Run a Google Analytics key events report for key event volume and conversion rates.
Run a Google Analytics geography report for users, sessions, and key events by location.
Run a Google Analytics technology report for device, browser, and operating system performance.
Check whether selected Google Analytics dimensions and metrics can be queried together.
Run a Google Analytics Data API pivot report for cross-tabbed reporting views.
Run up to five Google Analytics Data API reports in one batch request for a single property.
Run up to five Google Analytics Data API pivot reports in one batch request for a single property.
Run a Google Analytics realtime report for currently active users and events.
Get the Google Analytics Data API quota snapshot for a property without running a report.
List custom dimensions configured on a Google Analytics property.
Create a Google Analytics custom dimension so reporting can use a business-specific event, user, or item attribute.
Archive a Google Analytics custom dimension that should no longer be available for reporting configuration.
List custom metrics configured on a Google Analytics property.
Create a Google Analytics custom metric so reports can measure business-specific event values.
Archive a Google Analytics custom metric that should no longer be available for reporting configuration.
List Google Analytics properties matching a known Admin API filter such as parent:accounts/123. Use list_properties first when the account or propertyId is unknown.
Update Google Analytics property settings such as display name, industry category, time zone, or currency.
Update Google Analytics property data retention settings for event data and user activity reset behavior.
List data streams configured on a Google Analytics property.
Tell Leina which sources to use and where the result belongs.
Connect the Apps your work depends on, and give Leina the context to carry the task forward.
Hand off a task while your team is discussing it. Leina uses your connected tools and brings the result back to the conversation.
See How Leina Works in SlackI’ve compared both weeks using the same source and medium grouping. Here are the largest changes in sessions.
List accessible properties and choose the relevant property with its account context.
Inspect the property metadata for available dimensions and metrics before building the report.
It can show which sources, pages, or events changed and help identify questions to investigate. A report comparison alone does not prove the cause of a traffic change.
Start with one task you already need to do. Tell Leina what a finished result should look like.
Connect Google Analytics, choose what to share, and hand off your first task.