Cursive enriches your GA4 data by attaching company names and contact details to previously anonymous sessions. Build GA4 audiences of identified B2B visitors, track B2B conversion paths from first visit to closed deal, and send enriched events to GA4 for deeper analysis.
When Cursive identifies a visitor, here is exactly how that data maps into Google Analytics. No manual entry, just clean, structured records.
| Cursive Field | Google Analytics Field | What Happens |
|---|---|---|
| Visitor Events | GA4 Custom Events | Send Cursive identification events to GA4 as custom events for tracking and reporting. |
| Company Name | GA4 User Properties | Set company name, industry, and size as GA4 user properties for B2B segmentation. |
| Visitor Segments | GA4 Audiences | Create GA4 audiences from Cursive-identified visitor segments for retargeting and analysis. |
| Conversion Data | GA4 Conversion Events | Send offline conversion events to GA4 to complete the B2B attribution picture. |
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Connecting Cursive with Google Analytics unlocks workflows that save hours every week and make sure no qualified lead slips through the cracks.
When Cursive identifies a visitor, send company name, industry, and employee count to GA4 as user properties. This transforms your GA4 reports from anonymous session data into B2B intelligence, letting you filter reports by company attributes.
Create GA4 audiences based on Cursive identification events. For example, build an audience of "identified visitors from enterprise companies who viewed pricing." Use these audiences for Google Ads retargeting or deeper funnel analysis.
Send Cursive conversion events (demo booked, proposal sent, deal won) to GA4. Use GA4 path exploration and attribution reports to understand the full journey from first anonymous visit to closed revenue, broken down by company segment.
With Cursive's visitor identification data flowing into Google Analytics, you can build any workflow your revenue team needs.
Getting Cursive and Google Analytics connected takes just a few minutes. Follow the steps below.
In Cursive, navigate to Integrations and select Google Analytics.
Enter your GA4 Measurement ID (starts with G-) and API secret from the GA4 admin panel.
Map Cursive visitor fields to GA4 user properties and events using the configuration wizard.
Enable the events you want to send: visitor identified, company matched, conversion events.
Verify data flow by checking GA4 Realtime reports and DebugView for incoming Cursive events.
Need help getting set up? Our team can walk you through the entire connection process on a quick call and recommend the highest-impact automations for your stack.
No. Cursive sends additional events and user properties to GA4 that supplement your existing tracking. Your current GA4 setup continues to work as-is.
Yes. Once Cursive user properties and events flow into GA4, you can use them in any GA4 report, exploration, funnel, or path analysis just like native GA4 data.
GA4 allows up to 500 distinct event names and 25 user properties. Cursive typically uses 3-5 events and 4-6 user properties, well within standard limits.
Cursive events and user properties flow through to BigQuery export just like any other GA4 data. This means you can join Cursive company data with your full GA4 dataset in BigQuery.
Yes. GA4 audiences that include Cursive user properties or events can be shared with your linked Google Ads account for retargeting campaigns.
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