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I have two different web property id from two different accounts, say UA-1111-11, UA-2222-22 Now, in my iOS app, I need to log to both of them in the events. Is this even possible? If not, is there any workaround?
Here is my high level scenario: I have an existing app where I use google analytics UA-1111-11 to track. Now, I had an agreement with company X (they have UA-2222-22). They told me that I need to send analytics tracking events to their account (UA-2222-22) from my app (and I want to keep UA-1111-11 for my own use).
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If you are using Analytics to track a single website, account organization is simple: you will have one account for your website. For setting up Analytics accounts to manage multiple websites, keep in mind the following: Each Analytics account can have up to 100 properties and each property can have up to 25 views.
For install tracking on iOS, Google Analytics relies on Apple's resettable Identifier for Advertising (IDFA) to match app sessions to campaigns. To accomplish this, Google Analytics relies on Ad Networks to provide and send the IDFA and other campaign information to Google Analytics when an app user clicks on an ad.
When you have multiple websites to track, you can use a single account to add multiple sites in Google Analytics, which can be done in two ways. You can either add all your sites under a single Analytics account as different properties or add a unique Analytics account ID to each individual site.
Google is working on their v2 SDK for iOS and Android, and they added a feature for multiple trackers in the same application. Currently, you can download Google Analytics v2 beta 3 for iOS, and start playing with it.
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