Tracking QA

Give a release review evidence you can inspect.

Check browser events, network requests and page performance on agreed URLs. Use authorised form tests when the review needs a real submission.

ODDVX Tracking QA view, showing a conversion test on a real page
Review the captured dataLayer and network evidence for the tested journey. A browser check does not guarantee inclusion in processed GA4 reports.

Client workflow

What you can do.

01

Test a specific form journey

Use agreed test data to fill and submit a configured form. Check the expected dataLayer event and, when configured, the outgoing GA4 request across navigation.

02

Inspect request delivery

Review captured GA4 requests, responses and payloads. A successful response is delivery evidence, not proof of final attribution or reporting.

03

Compare against the dataLayer spec

Maintain event and parameter definitions, record implementation status, and compare captured page events with the expected spec.

04

Measure page performance

Repeat synthetic page loads and optionally inspect Google tag request timings. These are lab observations, not field Core Web Vitals or proof of each tag’s causal impact.

Real submissionsForm tests submit real forms and can create CRM records or notifications. Use only authorised sites and agreed test data. Page-load checks can also generate analytics traffic.
Free and PremiumFree lets you work on one account, property or saved configuration per run, depending on the tool. Premium adds batches, CSV/Excel exports, report email and multiple Google accounts.

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