• First, sign in to Google Analytics.
• Look for the Admin button at the bottom-left corner of the page and click it.
• In the Account column, hit Create Account.
• Fill in the details like Account Name, Property Name, and Reporting Time Zone.
• Click Next and finish the setup.

• After setting up your account, go to the property you just created.
• Click on Tracking Info under the Property settings.
• From the dropdown menu, select Tracking Code.
• Copy the Tracking ID (it starts with UA-).

• Log in to Adalo.
• Open the project where you want to add Google Analytics.

• In your Adalo project, go to the screen where you want to track events.
• Click the + button to add an action.
• Choose Custom Action and give it a name (like "Track Page View").
• Select External API as the Action Type.

• Set the method to GET.

• Copy and paste this URL into the URL field:

  ```
  https://www.google-analytics.com/collect?v=1&t=event&tid=YOUR_TRACKING_ID&cid={{user\_id}}&ec=category&ea=action&el=label&ev=value
  ```

  Replace YOUR_TRACKING_ID with the Tracking ID you got in Step 2.

• Replace {{user_id}}, category, action, label, and value with actual data or Adalo's magic text, as needed.

• In the Headers section, add any headers if your tracking setup needs them.
• In the Body section, map parameters with your Adalo data fields if you have extra data to send.
• Click Save to apply the changes.

• Go back to your screen in the Adalo project.
• Link the custom action to a button click or any other event you want to track (like on-screen load, button press, etc.).
• Choose the custom action you created earlier.

• Preview your Adalo project to make sure the Google Analytics event tracking is working.
• Go back to your Google Analytics dashboard.
• Under the Real-Time tab, check if the events are being logged as expected.

• Once you're sure the integration is working, publish or share your Adalo app.
• Keep an eye on the Google Analytics dashboard for user interactions and data collection.

• Keep customizing and adding more tracking points as needed.
• Use different event parameters (category, action, label, value) to get detailed insights.

This guide should help you integrate Adalo with Google Analytics and ensure accurate event tracking.