GA4 and store revenue disagree
The dashboard combines sources without explaining attribution, refunds, time zones or metric ownership.
Reporting & Intelligence
I design Looker Studio dashboards after defining the business questions, source ownership and metric logic—so the result is more useful than a visually attractive collection of charts.
When this service is needed
Reporting problems often begin before the dashboard: unclear KPI definitions, different data sources, connector limits and metrics that answer no business question.
The dashboard combines sources without explaining attribution, refunds, time zones or metric ownership.
Every available chart is included, while the decisions and user roles remain undefined.
Connectors, extracts and refresh schedules are not documented for the people using the report.
Manual exports and repeated formatting consume time without improving interpretation.
What you receive
Identify who uses the dashboard, which decisions it supports and how each metric is defined.
Document data ownership, refresh expectations and connector limitations.
Build clear views for acquisition, conversion, ecommerce or lead-generation performance.
Explain filters, data definitions, maintenance and known reporting differences.
Implementation process
Review the website, platform configuration, data flow, symptoms and the business outcome that needs reliable measurement.
Document events, goals, values, identifiers, consent behavior, destinations and responsibilities before changing production.
Implement the approved changes using the website, tag manager, server container, advertising platform or reporting layer as required.
Test normal journeys and edge cases with the platform diagnostics and payload checks appropriate to the stack.
Provide a clear handover, known limitations and a post-launch validation window rather than treating publication as the end of QA.
Platforms and systems
Questions before starting
A connector, export or data pipeline is usually required. The appropriate option depends on budget, freshness, data ownership and maintenance needs.
Not automatically. Different platforms use different attribution and processing rules. The dashboard should document source ownership and expected differences.
Yes. Ecommerce reporting can combine store outcomes, GA4 behavior and advertising data when the available sources and definitions are clear.
Reusable structures can be designed, but each client still needs correct data sources, definitions, access and QA. A template should not hide those differences.
Define the user, the question and the source of truth before selecting visualizations.