We use Google Tag Manager and GA4 to track our marketing and course sales, but currently Zenler does not appear to make the actual purchase/order data available to JavaScript on the course Thank You page. We would like Zenler to expose dynamic purchase variables on the Thank You page and/or automatically push a GA4-compatible purchase event to the browser dataLayer following a successful paid enrolment. Ideally, the following values would be available dynamically: * transaction_id – unique order/transaction ID * item_id – course ID * item_name – course name * value – actual amount paid by the customer * currency – transaction currency * plan_name / plan_id – pricing plan selected * quantity – where applicable This is particularly important because courses can have multiple pricing plans, discounts and payment options, so these values cannot simply be hard-coded into the Thank You page. Zenler already has access to dynamic information such as course name, plan name, plan price and final price for its system purchase/enrolment emails. Making the equivalent transaction data available on the Thank You page would allow customers to implement accurate ecommerce tracking through Google Tag Manager and GA4. Example desired functionality: Following a successful purchase, Zenler could push something equivalent to: dataLayer.push({ event: 'purchase', ecommerce: { transaction_id, value, currency, items: [...] } }); Alternatively, simply exposing the relevant dynamic variables to JavaScript on the Thank You page would allow us to create the dataLayer event ourselves through the existing Tracking Code section. ### Why this is important Without dynamic purchase data, we cannot accurately send purchase values and course information to GA4. This makes it difficult to: * Measure revenue and purchases by course * Track which marketing campaigns actually generate sales * Calculate ROAS from Google Ads and Meta campaigns * Distinguish between different pricing plans * Accurately attribute conversions and revenue * Optimise paid advertising based on actual purchases rather than just page visits For businesses using Zenler to sell multiple courses and pricing plans, accurate ecommerce and revenue tracking is a fundamental part of measuring marketing performance. It would be extremely valuable if Zenler could either support GA4 ecommerce purchase events natively or make the underlying order/purchase variables available to JavaScript on the Thank You page .
