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Event

Event Type

GA4 Standard or Aspenware Custom

Trigger

Schema Included

Example

view_item_list

GA4 Standard Event

Fires when any category (PLP) page loads.

  • ecommerce

  • item(s)

  • aspenware_data

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awc_view_pricing_calendar

GA4 Custom Event

Fires when large calendar page loads.

  • ecommerce

  • item(s)

  • aspenware_data

select_item

GA4 Standard Event

Fires when a user clicks on a product card (either on the PLP, cross-sell or related products).

  • ecommerce

  • item(s)

  • aspenware_data

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view_item

GA4 Standard Event

Fires when a user views a PDP. This can come from selecting a product card on the category page, selecting a date on a large pricing calendar, clicking a cross-sell, or related product item.

  • ecommerce

  • item(s)

  • aspenware_data

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add_to_cart

GA4 Standard Event

Fires when a user adds a product to their cart.

  • ecommerce

  • item(s)

  • aspenware_data

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view_cart

GA4 Standard Event

Fires when a user clicks “View Cart” on the slideout cart or on the cart icon in the header.

  • ecommerce

  • item(s)

  • aspenware_data

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remove_from_cart

GA4 Standard Event

Fires when a user clicks “remove” next to a product in the cart.

  • ecommerce

  • item(s)

  • aspenware_data

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begin_checkout

Standard Event

Fires when a user clicks “Checkout” from the slideout cart or the full-page cart used to indicate the user’s intention to begin checking out. If they are not logged in, they may be redirected to the login page to log in before the first checkout page loads.

  • ecommerce

  • item(s)

  • aspenware_data

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Info

NOTE: For items that were added to the cart in a previous session, please note that there are some limits to the data that can be stored, including: , including

  • Whether the product was accessed through a related product, cross sell, or category

  • What category the product was accessed from if the product is added to >1 category

These will be resolved as we improve our data storage.

Events in the Checkout Flow

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