Google Analytics E-commerce offers an efficient free e-commerce data analysis platform. One of the challenges e-commerce managers may encounter in their day-to-day operations is how to remove uncompleted transactions from their stored data.
A good example of this is purchases made with boleto (boleto). Generally, when a user doesn't pay the boleto for their order, it ends up being canceled. Google Analytics can't predict what happens to the order after the purchase. However, it offers a way for you to do this for it.
Below is how to remove unsuccessful transactions from Google Analytics E-commerce so you can accurately calculate the data:
You can remove or cancel an ecommerce transaction from your reports if an order isn't processed or allowed. This helps ensure your Google Analytics reports provide accurate transaction information.
The removal code must be entered in the order cancellation operation of your platform E-commerce
When removing an eCommerce transaction, ensure that:
A) You are using the same ID for the transaction data and item form that you used for the original purchase.
B) The value of the transaction total field is negative.
C) The item field has a positive unit price and a negative quantity.
D) Tax or shipping charges that have been re-credited are shown as negative values in the respective fields in the transaction form data.
