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LocalMed: Cross-Domain Measurement with Google Analytics 4 for LocalMed

Learn how to enable GA4 Cross-Domain Measurement for LocalMed

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Written by Rade Obradovic
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Important Announcement about LocalMed Services

Effective November 15th, 2025, LocalMed will be retired and we will be moving all online scheduling functionality into our unified Dental Intelligence platform within our Engagement module. With Engagement, you’ll get everything you love about LocalMed, plus powerful new tools such as:

Your next steps:

  • Already using Engagement? You should have received communication on how to schedule a transition session with our Online Scheduling Transition team. Need assistance? Contact Support.

  • Not on Engagement yet? To continue scheduling online after November 15, learn more about Dental Intelligence Online Scheduling and schedule time with an Account Manager.

Step 1: Set Up Cross-Domain Measurement

Cross-domain measurement allows activity to be accurately attributed to a single user as they cross domains. Outbound clicks that would ordinarily trigger an event via enhanced measurement are ignored when the outbound link leads to a domain that you've listed as part of cross-domain measurement.

To set up cross-domain measurement on the source domain (your website) for URLs pointing to the destination domain (localmed.com), click below:


Step 2: Send LocalMed your Google Analytics 4 Tag ID

Once you have completed the GA4 cross-domain measurement setup, send LocalMed the Tag ID to implement in your widgets. Send an email to support@localmed.com with the Tag ID, Practice Name, and Office Name in the following format:

G-XXXXXXXXX Practice Name Office Name (if more than one office)

For questions about Google Tags, please see the Google Support article linked below:


LocalMed's Side

On LocalMed's side, Adwords and/or Analytics tracking can be enabled by adding the Conversion ID & Label and/or Google Analytics 4 Property (G-code) to a particular widget. This step has to be done by a LocalMed employee. An example of the configuration on our side is shown below. Each widget can be assigned different IDs/codes.

Google Adwords

Important note: LocalMed does not integrate with Google Tag Manager. LocalMed only integrates with Google Ads and Google Analytics (GA4). Support is only responsible for placing your GA4 property ID (G-XXXX) or Google Ads Conversion label/Conversion ID onto your LocalMed widget.

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