Developers guide to BigQuery export for Google Analytics 4

With Google Analytics 4 (GA4), anyone can set up export of granular measurement data to BigQuery.
In this BigQuery with GA4 tutorial, Google Developers will learn how to use the BigQuery export for solving business problems, doing complex reporting, implementing advanced use cases with Machine Learning models, and creating custom audiences by joining with first-party data. You can use this framework for detailed or large-scale data analysis. We will also share some best practices to get you started, and cover Google Analytics BigQuery integration.
Resources:
Developers guide to BigQuery export for Google Analytics 4 → goo.gle/ga-io23
Speaker: Minhaz Kazi
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Check out the developers guide to BigQuery export for Google Analytics 4 → goo.gle/ga-io23

[@sanjaysankar7274]

Loved it! You've covered everything! 👏🏼

[@OPNGeneraxion]

Can I collect data from multiple GA4 accounts into the same BigQuery instance?

[@hannahriibeiiro]

Hi! Thank you for this video. I have been trying to replicate some session dimensions like source and medium, and I get it that the values won't match exactly... I wonder though what is the issue with the "direct" source attribution, because I have huge values under direct in BigQuery, which are totally different from GA4... I've seen some articles referring to the issue, but none of them actually explains why that happen and if there is some kind of workaround to have better values. Can anyone explain it to me?

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