> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://okara.ai/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Setting up Google Analytics 4 > How to add GA4 to your website before connecting it to Okara. Google Analytics 4 (GA4) tracks your site traffic — sessions, users, pageviews, top pages, and more. Okara uses this data to populate your [Traffic tab](/dashboard/analytics/traffic). If you already have GA4 set up and verified on your site, skip to [connecting it to Okara](/integrations/google-analytics). *** ## Step 1: Create a Google Analytics account 1. Go to [analytics.google.com](https://analytics.google.com) and sign in with your Google account 2. Click **Start measuring** 3. Enter an account name (your company name works) 4. Click **Next** *** ## Step 2: Create a property 1. Enter a property name (your website name) 2. Set your reporting time zone and currency 3. Click **Next** 4. Fill in your business details and click **Create** *** ## Step 3: Set up a data stream 1. Choose **Web** as your platform 2. Enter your website URL and a stream name 3. Click **Create stream** 4. Copy your **Measurement ID** — it looks like `G-XXXXXXXXXX` *** ## Step 4: Add the tracking code to your site How you add the code depends on your platform: Install the **Site Kit by Google** plugin from the WordPress plugin directory. It handles GA4 installation and verification automatically. Alternatively, paste the GA4 script tag into your theme's `` section, or use a plugin like **Insert Headers and Footers**. 1. Go to **Project Settings > Custom Code** 2. Paste the GA4 script tag into the **Head Code** section 3. Publish your site 1. Go to **Site Settings > General** 2. Paste the GA4 script tag into the **Custom Code** head section 3. Publish your site Paste the GA4 global site tag (`gtag.js`) into the `` of every page on your site. Most website builders have a **Custom Code** or **Head Scripts** section in their settings. *** ## Step 5: Verify it's working Go back to [analytics.google.com](https://analytics.google.com), open your property, and check **Reports > Realtime**. Visit your website in another tab. You should see at least 1 active user appear within a minute or two. GA4 only shows data from the moment you install it. Historical traffic data before installation is not available. *** ## Connect to Okara Once GA4 is tracking your site, connecting it to Okara takes about a minute. Pull your traffic data into your Analytics panel.